A subdomain configuration is very similar to a domain name configuration. The only difference is that the subdomain entry is tied to the corresponding domain name lookup. A request for the subdomain (e.g. http://content.websitegear.com) will be routed to a DNS server containing the DNS information for the parent domain (websitegear.com). Once the DNS record for the subdomain is resolved to a particular IP address, the request is sent to the web server listening on that IP address. The web server can now delegate the request to the particular website based on the subdomain name in the host header of the request object. Various combinations of subdomain configurations are possible by using DNS server entries and web server application setup for load distribution, application isolation or security purposes.
The forward lookup zone of the parent domain in the DNS server should contain a pointer to the sub domain using either an alias (CNAME), a hostname (A) or a mail enchanger (MX) entry. The alias (CNAME) record is used for a subdomain if the subdomain points to a website running on the same web server at the same IP address as the parent domain website. A new hostname (A) record is used if the subdomain points to a different web server, or to the same web server listening on a different IP address (as in the case of load distribution).
Alias (CNAME) Setup: An alias points the subdomain to the same web server, which hosts the website for the parent domain. The canonical names (CNAMES) are added for each of the subdomains as shown below. Once the subdomain is resolved to the IP address of the web server, the web server can route the request to a different website (see section on web server setup below). Note that an alias for www is setup as a subdomain by default by most hosting companies, so that requests to www.domain.com is sent to the same website that handles the requests for domain.com.
Address (A) Record Setup: A hostname DNS entry is required if the subdomain is pointing to a different IP address than that set for the domain name. Add the address (A) records to the forward lookup zone of the parent domain and associate the address records with the IP addresses of the web servers, which will handle the requests for the subdomain.
Mail Exchanger (MX) Setup: The mail exchanger subdomain configuration is required if an email server is setup to handle the subdomain mail accounts. For example, an email address like joe@arts.myschool.edu will require a subdomain setup for resolving the mail server for arts.myschool.edu. The setup is similar to the CNAME setup but with MX records.
subdomain1 IN MX 10 subdomain1.domain.com.
subdomain2 IN MX 10 subdomain2.domain.com.
Note: If the sub-domain is configured on another DNS name server, a Name Server (NS) record has to be created for the sub-domain on the corresponding domain name DNS server, so that it can delegate the sub-domain lookup to the other name servers. Using different name servers can eliminate security issues in cases where the sub-domains are maintained by separate administrators. However, the lookup carries an additional overhead.
Once the DNS server is setup to send the request for the sub-domain to the corresponding IP address, the work of the web server begins. The web server needs to be configured appropriately to handle the request for the sub-domain based on either the IP address or the host header entry. Host headers are commonly used by web servers to host multiple domains or sub-domains on one IP address.
Microsoft Windows IIS : In case of Internet Information Server (IIS), create a new web site for the subdomain using the IIS Manager, and add the sub-domain (e.g. subdomain.domain.com) as a new host header value listening to the same IP address as specified in the DNS entry. The port is set to 80 (the default for http requests). The host header can be added by clicking on the advanced tab next to the IP address configuration for that web site application. If the subdomain points to a subdirectory of the web site for the domain, then set the home directory for the subdomain web site to the subdirectory. For example, if the domain.com points to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ and the subdomain needs to be setup for C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\subdomain, then the directory for the subdomain website should be set to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\subdomain.
Apache Web Server : In case of Apache web server, the subdomain is configured by virtual host entries in httpd.conf as shown below.
Sub-domain configuration starts with an entry in the DNS server of the parent domain and the lookup resolves the sub-domain to an IP address of the web server. The web server in turn delegates the requests based on its configuration for the sub-domain. Various sub-domain configurations can be used effectively to distribute the load evenly among available web applications or web servers listening to different IP addresses. The load distribution is achieved by the DNS round robin feature of the BIND. Other uses include application isolation, simpler and professional looking URL, content categorization etc.
A subdomain is the part of the website address before the domain name. Learn about using subdomain names.
Load balancing applies to all types of servers (application server, database server), however, we will be devoting this section for load balancing of web servers (HTTP server) .
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Q: How to remove footer in pagination when it reached end of the data When I reach the end of the data, I want the footer to be disabled.

The footer becomes visible when there is no connection :
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But it doesn't disappear when pagination ends. Any help would be appreciated.

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In this 15th IPL match is between Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings. Match scheduled at 08:00 PM local time. For this match Mahendra Singh Dhoni as captain of Chennai Super Kings and Hit man Rohit Sharma as captain of Mumbai Indians. Toss won by Ms Dhoni (CSK) and he choose to bowl atfirst. As per 20 over Mumbai Indians Scored 170 runs with 5 wicket loss. Hardik Pandya smashed 25 runs out of 8 balls in the end overs.
After that Chennai Super Kings started to bat and they can't manage MI' batting. They lost their valuable wickets in the begining overs. Their top order batsman's not scored much runs including MSD and Suresh Raina. End of 20 over they scored 133-8.
In this match is 100 th IPL victory of Mumbai Indians team including super over matches. The next position is Chennai Super Kings with 93 IPL victory.


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Prosecutors will seek death penalty for Florida school shooter
The former student charged with killing 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last month will face the death penalty, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Nikolas Cruz, 19, is scheduled for formal arraignment Wednesday on a 34-count indictment, including 17 first-degree murder charges. Cruz's attorneys have said he would plead guilty if the death penalty was not pursued in the Valentine's Day massacre.
The office of Broward County State Attorney Michael Satz filed the formal notice of its intentions Tuesday. The action by prosecutors Tuesday does not necessarily mean a plea deal will not be reached.
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The only other penalty option for Cruz is life in prison with no possibility of parole.
Broward County Public Defender Howard Finkelstein, whose office is representing Cruz, has said there were so many warning signs that Cruz was mentally unstable and potentially violent, and that the death penalty might be going too far. Finkelstein said Cruz would likely plead guilty if prosecutors opt not to seek the death penalty.
"Because that's what this case is about. Not, did he do it? Not, should he go free? Should he live or should he die," Finkelstein told The Associated Press last month.
Finklestein's office didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Meanwhile, a student who is credited with saving the lives of 20 students by attempting to close and lock a classroom door during the attack was improving at a hospital. Anthony Borges, 15, was shot five times. Weeks after being shot, he fell critically ill of an intestinal infection. After surgeries, his condition was upgraded to fair, his attorney and the hospital said.
His intestinal area has been sealed off and he is breathing on his own after being taken off a ventilator, family attorney Alex Arreaza said.
Borges' family has filed notice that they will sue Florida authorities to seek money to cover the cost of his recovery.
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Chicago, Illinois — To support the planning, acquisition, and improvement of local parks, natural areas, and recreation resources, ComEd and Openlands today announced grants from the ComEd Green Region Program to 26 recipients throughout northern Illinois. The grantees, which range from local municipalities to park districts and forest preserves, will each receive up to $10,000 to support open space projects.
This marks the sixth year that ComEd is partnering with Openlands, one of the oldest metropolitan conservation organizations in the nation, for the Green Region Program. Due to tremendous interest in pollinator conservation during the 2017 grant cycle, the 2018 ComEd Green Region Program again featured a special focus on projects that help pollinators like butterflies and bees. Illinois is home to thousands of native pollinator species, which provide critical support to our region's flowering and food plant populations. Since the program's inception, ComEd has awarded a total of more than $1,125,000 to communities in northern Illinois for environmental projects.
"ComEd is committed to powering a cleaner and brighter future for our customers and communities. By advancing green initiatives through the Green Region Program, we help enable grant recipients to transform their local communities," said Fidel Marquez, senior vice president of governmental and external affairs at ComEd. "Our partnership with Openlands these past six years helps both the environment and helps our customers to enjoy their communities even more."
ComEd and Openlands share a commitment to supporting communities across the region in their efforts to advance green initiatives. The Green Region partnership is one of the many ways that this commitment is realized. ComEd provides the funding for the program, and Openlands administers the program.
"At Openlands, we believe nature is vital to all people and that everyone should have access to parks, trails, and green space close to home," said Openlands President and CEO Jerry Adelmann. "ComEd's continued support through the Green Region Program has brought this vision to life, allowing communities to invest in open space projects that bring joy to citizens where they live, work, and play."
Earlier this year, municipalities throughout northern Illinois submitted their grant applications, and an advisory committee composed of county government officials and members of the region's conservation community reviewed the applications.
Additional information on the ComEd Green Region Program can be found at www.openlands.org/greenregion.
The 26 Green Region grant recipients for 2018 are:
Planting for Pollinators (Arlington Heights Park District): This project will rejuvenate the shores and natural areas of Lake Arlington with vast amounts of showy, colorful wildflowers, soft grasses, and tree canopies, providing enjoyment to park users and increased water quality and habitat to wildlife.
Maple Crest Nursing Home Walking Area (County of Boone): This project will create a walking and exercise area for residents at the Maple Crest Nursing Home. An open space currently exists on Boone County-owned land north of the facility that will be modified with landscaping and prairie grass, complete with a walking path and benches.
Aunt Genevieve Pollinator Habitat (Village of Bradley): This project will support a multi-phase process to establish a pollinator habitat, natural playground, community garden, and nature area in a donated parcel of land in the central part of the Village. It will include raised beds to establish pollinating plants, adding to the community's green space and ultimately serving as an educational tool for the local community.
Illinois Prairie Path History and Heritage Sign Initiative (County of DuPage – Division of Transportation): This project will install two educational and interactive trail signs. Each sign will highlight major accomplishments of the path's volunteers who helped inspire America's rails-to-trails movement, with the goal of reaching future generations of grassroots environmental advocates.
NeighborSpace: El Paseo Community Garden Expansion (Forest Preserve District of Cook County): This project will help to create an interpretive experience within the existing garden and along the proposed rails-to-trails path, El Paseo. The experience will include a permaculture site, prairie expansion, butterfly, bird, and bat houses, and beehives.
Ecological Restoration of Oakdale Nature Preserve (Freeport Park District): This project will remove invasive species from approximately 10 acres of native upland forest communities, which provide habitat for native plant and animal species, including cavity-nesting bird species and bats.
Pollinator Habitat Improvement Along the North Shore Channel (City of Evanston): This project will help establish pollinator habitat in public lands bordering the North Shore Channel: Evanston's Ladd Arboretum, Harbert Park, and Twiggs Park. It will increase recreational and educational opportunities for the community, while providing critical habitat for birds and other pollinators.
Prairie Park Restoration (Village of Frankfort): This project will remove invasive species and encourage the return of native plants and pollinators. Public involvement will increase the visibility of the project, while educating visitors about the importance of native plants in the Frankfort area.
A Plan for Monarchs and Public Gardens in Glenview (Village of Glenview): This project will create four high-visibility, public monarch butterfly gardens that will expand and connect a growing habitat network throughout the Village of Glenview. In conjunction, a research-based monarch conservation plan and a supportive review of codes and ordinances will be completed with public participation, education, and events.
Pollinators in the Parks (Village of Grant Park): This project will expand butterfly and pollinator garden areas and introduce informational signs about pollinators and a seating bench area to the butterfly garden. It will also provide classes (pre-K to 3rd grade) on pollinators and gardens, as well as jobs for teens to care for planted areas and their pollinator inhabitants.
The Gathering Place (Village of Hainesville): This project will convert a deteriorated prairie into a "Gathering Place." The Gathering Place will serve as a centrally-located area for residents and the public to observe and appreciate the view of native trees, shrubs, grasses, and flowers designed to attract butterflies and other pollinators.
Brierwood Preserve – A Migratory Monarch Project (Village of Hawthorn Woods): This project will extend the Village's habitat restoration work to the adjacent public wetland area and connect to a new seven-acre, mono-culture wetland.
Pollinator Support Through Oak Restoration at Irons Oaks (Homewood Flossmoor Park District – Irons Oaks): This project will result in habitat improvement and pollinator protection. It aims to plant and protect young oak trees and educate visitors about the importance of oak forests for pollinator support.
Pilcher Park – Reinvesting in Woodland Ecosystem Management (Joliet Park District): This project will re-establish a 640-acre pollinator habitat, which will begin to heal the woodlands and enable wildflowers, grasses, and sedges to flourish once again.
Limestone Park Pollinator Bioswale (Limestone Township Park District): This project will convert a ditch that drains the Park District's baseball diamonds into a diverse pollinator bioswale.
Pollinator Habitat and River Landing (Village of Northfield): This project will include the removal of invasive species and the planting of a native pollinator garden along a segment of the Chicago River adjacent to the North Branch Trail. It will improve the area with an ADA-compliant boardwalk and landing, with educational signage to immerse visitors in the pollinator habitat.
Pollinator Meadows at Oak Forest Commuter Train Station (City of Oak Forest): This project will establish pollinator meadows and enhance monarch butterfly habitat near Oak Forest's commuter train station. Educational signage will serve to inform the public about pollinators and pollinator conservation, as well as provide links to additional resources available online.
Pingree Grove Forest Preserve Park – Butterfly Garden (Village of Pingree Grove): This project will create an inspiring butterfly garden to serve as a gateway entrance to the trailhead of the Pingree Grove Forest Preserve. It will transform the area of open grasslands and wetlands into a colorful oasis of flowers and natural habitat to attract pollinators to the plants and people to the park.
Riverside's Nature by Design (Village of Riverside): This project will boost Riverside's natural resources to become a destination for wildlife and wildlife watchers alike.
Riverwoods Village Hall Woodland Restoration Project (Village of Riverwoods): This project will promote the health of woodland pollinators via habitat enhancement and the education of remnant oak woodlands and rare northern flatwoods. The project involves enhancing nearly five acres of old growth oak woodlands and northern flatwoods by removing invasive shrubs and tree saplings.
Leading the Way: Enhancing Suburban Pollinator Habitats (Village of Trout Valley): This project will provide additional pollinator habitat in a heavily-developed suburban site by enhancing the quality of the buffer around an existing natural area. It will also install a monarch waystation that will showcase the benefits of helping pollinators in backyard habitat pockets.
Muingan Park Development (Village of Waterman): This project continues the development of an open lot into a community park. The final phase of development will include additional plantings, a pavilion, a sundial, and educational signs to promote STEM education. It will also resurface the walking path.
Tallgrass Prairie Restoration at Prairie Bluff Preserve (Forest Preserve District of Will County): This project will establish native plants and control invasive plant species. Additionally, the restoration will provide a feeding ground and buffer habitat for the federally-endangered Hine's Emerald Dragonfly in the adjacent dolomite prairie preserve.
Cedar Cliff Trailhead Pollinator Habitat (Forest Preserves of Winnebago County): This project will remove invasive trees and understory to establish a shortgrass prairie along a small creek. The goal is to improve pollinator habitat, allow visitors to experience native prairie, and improve site aesthetics.
Triangle Park Restoration Project (Woodridge Park District): This project includes 650 linear feet of stream re-meandering and the mowing of a walking spur trail from the existing asphalt path. Additionally, nearly two acres of turf will be converted into native plantings for pollinator habitat, with the construction of a half-acre of native wetland habitat from existing turf.
Ophir Park – Wetland Pollinator Planting Project (Zion Park District): This project will convert a previous playground and turf area into pollinator and naturalized garden space with educational signage and sitting benches. The project will create a more diverse habitat that provides pollinators with the resources they need to thrive.
About ComEd
Commonwealth Edison Company (ComEd) is a unit of Chicago-based Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC), the nation's leading competitive energy provider, with approximately 10 million customers. ComEd provides service to approximately 4 million customers across northern Illinois, or 70 percent of the state's population. For more information visit ComEd.com, and connect with the company on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
About Openlands
Founded in 1963, Openlands is one of the nation's oldest and most successful metropolitan conservation organizations, having helped secure, protect, and provide public access to more than 55,000 acres of land for parks, forest preserves, wildlife refuges, land and water greenway corridors, and urban gardens. For more information, visit www.openlands.org.
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Diamonds are Forever / B2 / Japan
Guy Hamilton
Sean Connery, Jill St. John, Charles Gray, Lana Wood, Jimmy Dean, Bruce Cabot, Putter Smith, Bruce Glover, Norman Burton, Joseph Fürst, Bernard Lee, Desmond Llewelyn, Leonard Barr, Lois Maxwell
Sean Connery, Jill St. John, Charles Gray, Lana Wood, Jimmy Dean, Bruce Cabot, Putter Smith, Bruce Glover, Norman Burton, Joseph Fürst, Bernard Lee, Desmond Llewelyn, Leonard Barr, Lois Maxwell,
Robert E. McGinnis (partial - figures in bottom right)
Diamonds are Forever is the seventh film in the long-running James Bond franchise and was the last official (EON productions) film to star arguably the greatest actor who played the spy, Sean Connery. After appearing in On Her Majesty's Secret Service actor George Lazenby decided to leave the franchise, apparently on the advice of his agent, and the producers considered a few other actors before the then head of United Artists (David Picker) declared that he wanted Connery back and money was no object. The Scottish actor, who had previously declared he would never return to the role, demanded an unprecedented fee of £1.25m (equivalent to £23 million in 2013) and was also granted backing to produce two other films of his choice. After both sides agreed to the deal the casting was announced and Connery then donated his fee to set up the Scottish International Education Trust, which allowed artists from the country to apply for funding without having to leave Scotland.
The story starts out with Bond apparently killing his arch-enemy Ernst Stavro Blofeld in revenge for the death of his new bride at the end of the previous film. The spy is then sent to investigate the mysterious murders of diamond smugglers and the theft of thousands of the precious stones. After following the trail from Amsterdam to Las Vegas, picking up a partner in smuggler Tiffany Case (Jill St. John) along the way, Bond discovers that two quirky assassins called Mr Wint and Mr Kidd (played memorably by Bruce Glover and Putter Smith) have been killing other smugglers across the world and are stockpiling diamonds for a mysterious benefactor. When Bond tracks the diamonds to their destination in a remote desert facility, he discovers that his arch enemy Blofeld is still alive and is using the diamonds to create a space laser capable of destroying targets on earth. The super spy sets out to stop the maniac's plans and prevent him from holding the world to ransom with his new weapon.
This Japanese B2 features a montage that is unique to the poster and it includes images of Tiffany Case (on the left) and Trina Parks as the inept assassin Thumper (partnered in the film with 'Bambi') who is notable as being the first African-American actress to appear in a Bond film. There is also a small part of the artwork from the American one sheet that was painted by Robert McGinnis.
Speedtrap / B2 / artwork style / Japan
Speed Interceptor III (Italy)
Earl Bellamy
Joe Don Baker, Tyne Daly, Richard Jaeckel, Robert Loggia, Morgan Woodward, Lana Wood, Timothy Carey, James Griffith, Lucky Hayes
Joe Don Baker, Tyne Daly, Richard Jaeckel, Robert Loggia, Morgan Woodward, Lana Wood, Timothy Carey, James Griffith, Lucky Hayes,
Artwork style
A highly detailed illustration graces this Japanese B2 for the release of Speedtrap, a little-seen automotive action flick that was made in the mould of the original Gone in 60 Seconds, which was released only a couple of years earlier – this poster even references the film (hence the '60' above the red title at the bottom). The story sees private eye Pete Novick, played by the respected character actor Joe Don Baker (best known for the original Walking Tall and several appearances in Brosnan-era Bond films), hired by an insurance company to track down the mysterious 'Road Runner' a master car thief responsible for the disappearance of hundreds of high-end automobiles.
After teaming up with an ex-girlfriend who also happens to be a police detective (Tyne Daly, who featured in The Enforcer), Novick sets his sights on the master criminal and goes all out to stop him striking again. Robert Loggia appears as a mafia boss who falls victim to the Road Runner when his drug-filled Rolls-Royce disappears.
The exciting artwork is by Seito, one of my favourite Japanese artists, who was responsible for several fantastic illustrated posters during the 1970s and 1980s. Little is known about the man himself, even in his native country. Seito also worked on the original Japanese poster for the release of Gone in 60 Seconds, which I have in the collection and can be seen here.
To see the other posters I've collected by him click here.


As the first cases of Ebola appear on United States soil, federal, state, and local governments struggle to create preventative action. The current quarantine initiative is being criticized by both human rights activists and the scientific community.
As the Ebola epidemic finally reaches our shores, the federal and state governments are scrambling to produce solutions that mitigate the effects of the highly infectious disease. As of late, the strategy employed by these two entities has been quarantine. The premise of this strategy is simple--as healthcare workers and other travelers return from areas stricken by Ebola, they will be isolated and monitored in order to completely eliminate the possibility that they may spread the disease.
The sentiments held by public officials like Christie are sparking a human rights debate. Citizens like Kaci Hickox, a nurse returning from working with Doctors Without Borders in Sierra Leone, are fighting against the mandatory nature of the policy. Hickox returned to the United States and was immediately questioned by government officials. Although she was asymptomatic and tested negative for Ebola in preliminary trials, it was decided that she was a danger to public health. She was ultimately taken to a hospital for quarantine and kept in subpar conditions. Now, she has assembled a legal team, and will attempt to gain her freedom.
NOTE: As of submission, Hickox has been allowed to leave quarantine in New Jersey and was allowed to travel to Maine, where she will be subject to state procedure.
Other complaints with the quarantine system arise from the fact that the procedure is reactionary rather than based in science. In making the decision to quarantine citizens who return from Ebola-stricken areas, public health experts were not consulted. In the case of New York City, a public official revealed that the city's Health Commissioner was not even told about the quarantine before it became public. The sensationalism of the story is also causing panic and frustration that may arise as an externality affecting the relief efforts in Ebola-stricken areas. Many experts believe that the treatment of individuals like Hickox will deter future volunteers from traveling abroad to help combat the spread of the disease. With these developments in mind, it is clear that the current policies implemented are not appropriate. It is now up to our country's leaders to work together in order to find a solution that is able to protect citizens from disease without infringing on their freedoms.


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In this Golden Globe-nominated psychological thriller, Oscar-winner Tilda Swinton plays Eva, the mother to her deeply disturbed son Kevin (Ezra Miller). Eva contends with her clueless husband (John C. Reilly) and her son's...
In this Golden Globe-nominated psychological thriller, Oscar-winner Tilda Swinton plays Eva, the mother to her deeply disturbed son Kevin (Ezra Miller). Eva contends with her clueless husband (John C. Reilly) and her son's malevolent ways as the narrative builds to a chilling and unforgettable climax.
Nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama (Tilda Swinton) at the Golden Globes. Nominated for the Alexander Korda Award for Best British Film, Best Leading Actress (Tilda Swinton), and Best Director at the BAFTA Awards.
"It's a hallmark of KEVIN'S emotional bravery and intellectual honesty that the questions haunt us long after the end credits roll." - Colin Covert, Minneapolis Star Tribune
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There's an eerie video up on YouTube, shot by a Japanese journalist who ventured into the evacuation zone surrounding the Fukushima nuclear power plant, armed with a camera and a radiation meter. The video looks like b-roll footage from a low-budget zombie movie, with roving bands of stray dogs and a soundtrack of the radiation meter's increasingly frantic beeping.
Shortly after the earthquake that damaged the plant, the Japanese government evacuated residents from a more than 1,000 square mile zone. Last week, they raised the severity level of the crisis at Fukushima to a 7 out of 7, making it the worst nuclear disaster since the complete meltdown of the reactor at Chernobyl, in 1986. In its wake, worldwide fear of nuclear power spiked. The German government shut down seven of its 17 nuclear reactors, and plans to eliminate nuclear power by 2020. In the U.S., a Fox News Poll conducted in early April found that 83 percent of respondents thought a similar disaster could happen to an American nuclear plant.
People fear radiation for good reason. All ionizing radiation passes unimpeded through cells of the body, mutating or destroying DNA along the way. The danger level depends on the dose and the length of exposure. We're exposed to small amounts of radiation all the time — from cosmic rays to the normal radioactive decay of soil, rocks and building materials. Even the granite in the U.S. Capitol Building emits low levels of radiation. These levels are harmless, but a high dose can kill, and prolonged or repeated moderate exposure can lead to cancer.
So why are we afraid of nuclear power, but not worried about the radiation in medical imaging tests, such as a CT scan? Here are a couple of scenarios to contemplate. Imagine waking up in the middle of the night, drenched in sweat, with an unfamiliar tightness in your chest. It could be a panic attack - you're certainly feeling panicky in the moment — but maybe it's a heart attack, so you take yourself to the emergency room. Your tests look fine, but you're middle-aged with a gut and a smoking habit, so your doctor recommends you undergo a CT scan, just to be sure you don't have any dangerous plaque building up in your coronary arteries.
Now let's imagine a different situation. This time when you wake up in the middle of the night, it's an earthquake that jolts you out of bed, and you're a worker at the local nuclear power plant. You get a call from your supervisor, ordering you to suit up and get yourself down to the plant, which has been damaged by the quake and may be leaking radiation.
One choice seem like a no-brainer — getting that CT scan — while the other seems like a walk into the jaws of death, yet in both cases you would be exposed to similar amounts of radiation, about 15 millisieverts. (A millisievert is one of several ways to measure the dose of radiation.)
Other imaging tests deliver an even bigger blast. Inserting a stent, a little metal tube used to prop open a coronary artery, involves CT angiography, a kind of x-ray movie, and it can deliver up to 57 millisieverts during the course of one imaging test. That's the equivalent of standing at the power plant's gates for almost 5 hours during the peak of the crisis. 50 millisieverts is the annual limit for U.S. radiation workers. A cumulative dose of 100 millisieverts is known to increase the risk of cancer.
Radiation's harmful effects on the body are the same no matter the source, yet we see some kinds of radiation as bad and others as good. We request CT scans from doctors, but we'd have to be dragged kicking and screaming into the Fukushima evacuation zone.
Part of the reason for this is that the medical benefits of radiation can outweigh the harms. Before CT was used in medicine, beginning in the 1970s, a patient who suffered a blow to the head could be bleeding inside his brain, and there was no way to tell for sure without opening the skull, a surgery nobody wanted to do unless it was absolutely necessary. CT allowed doctors to peer through skin and bone and "see" soft tissue. Today, CT imaging is used to diagnose conditions ranging from brain bleeds to appendicitis to coronary artery disease.
Yet, for all the benefits CT imaging offers, it's still radiation, some in the American medical community worry radiological imaging is causing cancer. The number of CT scans performed has risen about 10 percent annually over the last 15 years, while the U.S. population has increased by only about 1 percent a year. Doctors performed over 70 million CT scans last year, or one scan for every fifth person, increasing our annual per-capita radiation dose by 600 percent since 1980. Obviously some people are not getting any scans, which means others are getting a much bigger dose of radiation. Radiation exposure falls heavily on particular patient sets - those with heart problems, and those with breasts.
This rapid expansion of CT is undoubtedly causing cancers. Recent studies suggest CT causes 29,000 cases of cancer a year, leading to 14,500 deaths. To put that in perspective, an equal number of people die from ovarian cancer each year. CT scanning is a real and significant cause of death.
In addition to the slowly accumulating danger of repeated radiation exposure, cases continue to come to light detailing overdoses from medical imaging errors. In 2009, more than 200 stroke patients at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, in Los Angeles, began suffering from hair loss and skin redness after diagnostic head CT scans, possible signs of acute radiation sickness. An FDA investigation found that technicians had blasted the patients with eight times the appropriate dose of radiation. The estimated exposure was approximately 3000 to 4000 millisieverts, the equivalent of 50,000 X-rays. According to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, a dose of 3500 millisieverts to the entire body is enough to kill a person.
The New York Times recently uncovered the case of Jacoby Roth, a 2½ year old boy who was brought to the emergency room in 2008 after falling out of bed. Over the next hour, the child was run through a CT scanner 151 times by a "rogue" radiology technician and suffered a massive radiation overdose of as much as 5300 millisieverts to his brain.
While the academic community still debates the health effects of low radiation levels, there is growing evidence that children are at higher risk. Their smaller bodies are more sensitive to radiation than those of adults, and they have longer to live, which means more time to develop cancer. Kids are routinely exposed to adult doses of radiation, which can be twice as harmful to a young body. A head CT can deliver almost 100 millisieverts to the infant skull and operators consistently fail to adjust scanners to lower pediatric settings.
Doctors are slowly waking up to the potential dangers posed by CT, but the number of scans continues to rise. Money is one reason. For every patient who passes through a scanner, the hospital makes money, helping them pay for their multi-million dollar machines. Some emergency physicians report being pressured by their hospitals to order CT scans. Doctors who own imaging centers are more likely to recommend scans than doctors who do not have a financial interest. In 2006, the latest year for which figures are available, 200,000 people submitted to a whole-body CT scan to look for early signs of several cancers. A whole-body CT delivers a whopping 25 millisieverts, and every credible medical group has condemned the practice.
Defensive medicine and demanding patients are two more compelling forces. Even when physicians know that a patient is better off without a scan, they worry about getting sued if the patient goes on to develop a condition that might have been spotted earlier. The cancer the patient may get down the road seems like a distant risk for the doctor. Patients also tend to focus on near-term dangers. Even if there's virtually no chance that your kid has suffered any harm after falling off the couch, a CT scan seems like the prudent decision, just to be sure he doesn't have a brain bleed. Our general obliviousness to the long-term risks of radiation makes it very difficult for physicians to convince us otherwise.
The medical device arms race has played a part. Hospitals regularly compete to have the most high-tech equipment, driven on by the importance placed on technology by the U.S. & World Report's hospital rankings. They advertise their newest gizmo to draw in patients, enthralled by the promise of safer, faster, (and the omnipotent and ambiguous) better. The assumption is made that the newest GE or Siemens' scanner provides an improvement in patient care. In the case of radiological imaging, as in an alarming amount of medicine more broadly, there are surprisingly few studies comparing patient outcomes between older, less dangerous techniques and the shiny new toy. It's not clear, for example, that the widespread use of abdominal CT scans has improved the diagnosis of appendicitis. Doctors don't know if the scans are helping to make patients any healthier, but continue to use them even though we know the increased levels of radiation they expose patients to can hurt and even kill them.
It took two concurrent acts of god — an earthquake plus a tsunami — to cause the crisis in Japan and expose the countryside to radiation levels deemed too dangerous to live with. In the U.S., all it takes is a poorly trained radiology technician, a persistent patient, or a defensive doctor. Unlike the handful of Japanese nuclear workers who have been exposed to sickening levels of radiation willingly as part of the known risks of their profession, American patients are exposed to equal risks unaware that they're often doing it for no good reason. As the ongoing disaster at the Fukushima power plant focuses the world's attention on the insidious dangers of radiation, maybe it's time to think just as hard about a CT scan as heading into the fallout zone of a nuclear disaster.
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What if urban development made it easier to use public transport, and cycle or walk to work and school? The State must build on the vision set out in Project Ireland 2040 to maximise the number of homes, jobs, public services and amenities which are close to frequent, high-quality transport services. This is the message from the National Economic and Social Council (NESC) who today publish a new report No.148, Transport-Orientated Development: Assessing Opportunity for Ireland. Reaching the strategic objectives of compact growth and sustainable mobility will require further specific decisions to create such development at key locations, new institutional arrangements and tailored funding mechanisms.
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Examining Idaho's Strong Job Growth from Industry / Wage Perspective
In March, Idaho had the distinction of being the leader nationally in the percentage growth of non farm jobs over the previous year. As a share of its economy, Idaho added the most jobs of any state — 3.6 percent over the past year, followed by Oregon and Utah, both at 3.3 percent, and Tennessee and Washington each at 3.2 percent.
While this is excellent news for Idaho's economy, it's important to take a look at what kind of jobs are being added to each state. The following chart compares the over the year growth rate of each industry with the average wages for new hires in those industries from mid-2014 to mid-2015. While the time periods of new hire earnings and the number of jobs added do not match up entirely, the most recent data is a good proxy for the average monthly wage that the people in those new jobs earned during the most recent period.
In Idaho, accommodation and food services, arts, entertainment and recreation, administrative services, educational services and other services were the top five industries that drove non farm job growth from March 2015 to March 2016. As the Average Monthly Wages of New Hires chart shows, the entry level earnings in these industries were some of the lowest-paying in the Idaho economy. In fact, three of the top five fastest growing industries paid less than any other industry in Idaho's economy.
Compared with the three other fast-growing states that surround Idaho, new hires in 2014-2015 earned less than their neighbors. Idaho new hires earned over $1,000 a month less than new hires in Washington, $436 a month less than new hires in Oregon and $237 a month less than new hires in Utah.
Rather than compare Idaho to the most recent over the year drivers of employment growth in other states, the 12-month rolling average change for each industry across Idaho and the three other western leaders — Utah, Oregon and Washington – more accurately accounts for volatile industry movements and captures the earnings of workers being hired in the time when the earnings in this study are being counted.
The top fastest growing industries in each of the four fast-growing western states share some similarities. Accommodation and food service, for example, is one of the fastest growing industries in each state. This makes sense considering this support industry pops up wherever there are people to frequent restaurants and bars. Similarly, the construction industry is the top grower in all of the states but Oregon, where it doesn't even appear in the top five. Perhaps the most interesting conclusion to draw from this chart, however, is the appearance of high-paying service-sector export industries in each of the states but Idaho. For example, in Washington, information, which includes software publishers, management of companies and administrative services, which include technical and business support services, all pay relatively well and all provide service exports out of the region. In Oregon, those industries include management of companies and information. In Utah, professional, scientific and technical services, and to a certain extent, finance and insurance, are the fast-growing, service-providing export industries.
In Idaho, transportation and utilities are fastest growing industries that pay new hires the most. And while these are relatively high-paying service jobs, they rely primarily on the local market to provide the demand for services. Similarly, retail and food service can be an important source of export services in communities that rely on tourism, and are typically services are consumed by people who live within the area.
The following graph shows the relationship between wages for new 2014-2015 new hires and the 12-month rolling average growth rate for each industry across the four states.
Idaho and Utah both show a negative relationship between industries adding new jobs and new hire earnings, suggesting that the jobs added more quickly are jobs in industries that, on average, pay the least. On the other side of the coin, Washington and Oregon are adding jobs in industries where new hires typically earn more than other industries.
Finally, mining and logging has seen declining employment in the 12-month rolling average figures.
Idahoans have long lamented the loss of high-paying natural resource extraction jobs. These extractive uses were seen as the only road to the creation of high-paying jobs. Now it appears from some perspectives that Idaho is replacing these jobs with service jobs, which, it is assumed, are low wage. However as this analysis shows, placing the blame on the growth of service jobs doesn't capture the full story. In reality, some service-producing jobs can provide high wages and dynamic employment opportunities, as evidenced by the growth of high-paying export-oriented service industries in the surrounding states. Idaho is not the only western state to experience a significant decline in forestry and mining employment, but other states have turned to high-paying service industry jobs as engines of growth. Resource extraction is only one card in a suite of economic development strategies. This research suggests Idaho should turn toward fostering the growth of high-paying service industries like engineering and technology in addition to pursuing manufacturing and extraction jobs.
Ethan.Mansfield@labor.idaho.gov, regional economist
This entry was posted in Employment News and tagged Ethan Mansfield, idaho department of labor, idaho economy, idaho employment, idaho jobs, industry, wages on June 3, 2016 by Idaho Department of Labor.
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This is not giving me starting date of the month. but giving the end date of the month which is default value. How should I change it to the start date of the month?
I changed the parameter "how" to str or start in asfreq method() but could not get the strating date of the month.


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The Lions completed their fourth season with a record of 42-12. The Lions advanced to the South Central Super Regional Tournament for the first time in program history after winning the program's first South Central Regional Championship. The program's accolades reached a new high, which included six All-LSC team selections, three Golden Glove selections, two LSC All-Academic awards, LSC Player of the year, nine LSC player of the week awards, three National Player of the week award, two All-American awards, and one National Player of the Year Award.
The Lions led the nation in on-base percentage and was in the top-10 in the country in home runs, slugging percentage, runs scored, batting average and stolen bases. The pitching staff set program bests for opponent batting average, fewest hits allowed, fewest walks allowed and fewest runs allowed. The Lions earned its first ever top-25 national ranking, being ranked in all 13 NFCA polls, reaching as high as No. 6 in the nation.
Coach Bruister has built the program on the foundation of winning the National Championship and winning the highest team GPA in the country in the same season — building and fostering student-athletes.
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The newly minted John Cain Family Softball Field opened its gates for the first time February 1 for the A&M-Commerce doubleheader against St. Edwards in the softball program's first game of its inaugural season. The stadium seating, comprised of general admission and reserved seats, holds 800 with extra room for standing, including a picnic berm in center field.
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The surface is turf with the A&M-Commerce Lion head prominently featured in center field. The infield is unique with its dark blue color
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"Streets of New York" is the first single from American hip hop duo Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's 1990 album Wanted: Dead or Alive. It was released as a single with "Poison" as a B-side and later also featured on the compilation albums Killer Kuts (1994), The Best of Cold Chillin' (2000), Greatest Hits (2002) and Street Stories: The Best of Kool G Rap & DJ Polo (2013).

Background
Driven by the piano and saxophone sample of the Fatback Band's "Gotta Learn How To Dance", "Streets of New York" is a hardcore hip hop song about the social issues in New York City's ghettos, such as alcoholism, domestic violence, drug abuse, gambling addiction, gun violence, homelessness, police corruption, poverty and prostitution. In a 2014 interview, Kool G Rap recalled his inspiration for the song:

Music video
"Streets of New York" was Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's second music video and shows a number of situations described in the song such as, a girl named Sonya who is suffering from pneumonia and whose mother works as a stripper, an alcoholic man who beats his wife every day until she stabs him, three drug dealers being murdered in an apartment, a mother who commits suicide by overdosing on sleeping pills, and a man being shot by a corrupt police officer. A man playing a saxophone is shown throughout.

Critical acclaim
In 2012, Time Out ranked "Streets of New York" at #58 on their list of 100 best songs about New York City. AllMusic's Andy Kellman described it as "one of the most thrilling and unique rap singles released" and further stated that "the sparse rhythm, adorned with assured piano runs that complement the song to the point of almost making the song, falls somewhere between a gallop and a strut, and G Rap outlines more vivid scenes than one film could possibly contain. The track cemented Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's role as East Coast legends and showed Kool G Rap's talent as an adept storyteller like nothing before or since".

Use in media
The song was featured on the soundtrack of the 2005 video game True Crime: New York City.

Samples
"Streets of New York" samples the following songs:
"Gotta Learn How to Dance" by the Fatback Band

And was later sampled on:
"Hip Flow Mix" by DJ Rectangle
"Last Good Sleep" by Company Flow

Track listing

12"
A-side
 "Streets of New York" (Album Version) (4:00)
 "Streets of New York" (Dub) (4:03)

B-side
 "Streets of New York" (Long Version) (5:48)
 "Poison" (Album Version) (4:45)

Cassette
A-side
 "Streets of New York" (Album Version) (4:00)

B-side
 "Poison" (Album Version) (4:45)

CD
 "Streets of New York" (Album Version) (4:00)

Charts

References

External links
 "Streets of New York" at Discogs

1990 singles
Kool G Rap songs
Songs written by Kool G Rap
Hardcore hip hop songs
Songs about New York City
Songs about streets
Song recordings produced by Large Professor
1990 songs
Warner Records singles
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ALIEN RESURRECTION
(20th Century Fox)
Starring:  Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder, Ron Perlman, Dominique Pinon,
Dan Hedaya, J. E. Freeman, Brad Dourif, Michael Wincott.
Screenplay:  Joss Whedon.
Producers:  Bill Badalato, Gordon Carroll, David Giler and Walter Hill.
Director:  Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
MPAA Rating:  R (violence, gore, profanity, brief nudity)
Running Time:  109 minutes.
Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.

     I'm sure that someone could -- and will -- come up with an
explanation for all the pseudo-science involved in the premise for ALIEN
RESURRECTION.  I'm sure there is some reason to accept why the cloning of
Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), apparently dead at the end of 1992's
ALIEN3, allowed Evil Military Scientists to produce an alien queen.  I'm
sure there is some reason why that same cloning process turned Ripley into
a human/alien hybrid with memories of her previous life.  I'm sure there's
some reason why the same alien queen which had been producing eggs could
suddenly become viviparous.  I'm sure there is some reason why I should be
able to yank "willing suspension of disbelief" from the jaws of "oh,
_please_."

     The thing is, ALIEN RESURRECTION didn't give me much reason to care
about what those reasons might be.  Screenwriter Joss Whedon spends plenty
of time on the particulars of the situation -- the aforementioned Evil
Military Scientists and their unholy experiments, a close-knit band of
space pirates delivering cryogenically frozen hosts for the alien eggs, a
mysterious woman (Winona Ryder) with a secret -- without realizing that
we're really here to watch Ripley battle aliens.  And that would be the
same Ripley who became an action icon in three previous films, not the
vaguely sinister approximation served up here.  All the effort to make
Ripley's return "realistic" still adds up to a cargo hold full of question
marks and an emotional vacuum at the film's center.  Call me crazy, but if
a writer's going to push the limits of credulity, I'd prefer him to say,
"ALIEN3 was just a dream.  Now here's Ripley, here's some aliens, here's a
space ship...go!"

     And go they eventually do, in some wild and truly bizarre set pieces.
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet (DELICATESSEN, CITY OF LOST CHILDREN) has a
genuine visual flair which inspires some sharp sequences, notably an
underwater escape for our protagonists which leads into an alien trap.
Unfortunately, he devotes most of his creative energy to coming up with
new and innovative ways for the aliens to treat the heads of their victims
like unsightly facial blemishes.  ALIEN RESURRECTION is frequently a bath
of viscera, a collection of graphic deaths rendered in glorious,
gratuitous detail.

     It all contributes to the impression that ALIEN RESURRECTION is a
"moment" film -- a bunch of neat ideas for individual scenes so
impersonally rendered that they never add up to a coherent narrative.  As
a film, it's never boring, featuring a typically whacked-out performance
by Brad Dourif as one of the scientists, a clever instance of alien
teamwork and self-sacrifice, and a potent encounter between Ripley and a
laboratory full of abominations.  It's also never compelling in a way we
should expect when a character has this much cinematic history.  By the
time its climactic confrontation rolls around -- involving a creature
resembling the evil doppleganger of the Pillsbury Doughboy -- ALIEN
RESURRECTION has become flat-out ridiculous, a big violent joke at the
expense of viewers expecting a real story about Ellen Ripley.  I can't see
most fans of the series walking away from this experience satisfied.  More
likely, the'll walk away muttering, "oh, _please_."

     On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 Ripleys, believe it or not:  5.

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Silence and Solitude
THE INVITE POSTER announced the theme "The Silence and Solitude in Monfort's Hymns." Bro. Zerah Goh was the speaker from the Montfortian Gabrielite Associates of Singapore. The zoom forum was simultaneous with a youtube live stream and attended by 42 mixed clerical and lay Montfort associates from Canada, the Philippines, Singapore, and Sri Lanka. That Sis Ana Marie was moderating the meeting already hinted a smidgen of spirituality. The hint progressed into a humongous feast of insights from the eloquent and incisive Singaporean speaker. If I heard right that he was the first lay associate to talk on Montfortian matter augurs well for others outside the clergy as well-versed as he. I did not keep up with Montfort's hymn numbers but took notes as happily as Bro. Zerah seemed to bask in his treatise so will simply offer here nuggets of his well-prepared and -thought-out presentation.
Silence is listening to the voice of creation. The God of silence beckons me to journey in my heart where He awaits me. Silence, therefore, is the movement from the head to the heart, where God's presence is eternal and incarnate.
From what he said was wisdom of a fool pertaining to Christ, I surmised that is where Montfort coined his humble self-description worm.
We can only totally attain the presence of God if we are aware of Him. An awareness that is like seeing not the sky but the stars.
Silence is God's first language; everything else that followed is a poor translation.
SILENT has all the letters of LISTEN. How profounder can you go than that?
Silence has wisdom, both being the glory and support of the soul. Close your heart to criticism and interjection in order to enter into silent wisdom.
Mary is the wonderful echo of God. And he marvelously demonstrated by doing a mountain shout "God, God, God! "And mimicked an echo coming back as "Mary, Mary, Mary!"
I was struck by his picture of the Holy Family reunited after a long, anxious search of the "lost" Jesus, with Mary's ear cradled in His heart, evidently listening to it, which is why she pondered what He said in hers, and didn't take offense to it. Another striking picture was that of the angel Gabriel announcing to Mary that she was going to be the mother of the Savior. Her right hand was held to her head, rightfully wondering the unlikeliness of it since she knew no man, yet her left hand was in her heart, ready to be an obedient handmaid of God.
The 4 Esses: Solitude (to long), Stillness (to wait), Silence (to listen), and Surrender (to live) for God alone.
In silence is the voice of Truth. Sis Ana beautifully squeezed in, "What the world needs now is the wisdom of silence." With all the uncertainly and unnecessariness of noise, I had to agree. And then she mentioned St. Joseph, my patron and advocate! My mind was aswirl with majestic notions of including her just and immaculate spouse in the devotion to mother and Son.
With Bro. Zerah done, and after allowing the audience some meditative moments, Sis Ana Marie asked if anyone had clarificatory concerns. UtoLiza had one. She said that, with all the noise, and anxieties, and caring for her sick (with cancer) husband, she finds it difficult to be still and would appreciate a suggestion. Like he was expecting her concern, Bro. Zerah said that her case calls for a persevering prayer. For, he continued, the best prayer is where the pray-er is distracted but reflects on the distraction's deeper layer and attends to it later. He was supported by Bro. Dominic (another Singaporean Gabrielite), obviously affected by UtoL's predicament, who offered: In the face of tremendous suffering, loss, and grief, the best thing to choose is silence, active silence. Not having much to say but showing I'm here, with the touch of a hand, indicating the silence that we are invited to enter into. Bro. Zerah confirmed that with "There's no need for words where presence is enough!"
Then Fr. Arnold announced that the next forum of this sort is on October 5, with the theme "The Secret of the Rosary" to be conducted by Fr. Richard Mag-araru. Afterward, Sis Ana Marie called on Ate Car to say the closing prayer and, after appreciating Bro. Zerah's feat, through her signature acronym of his name, rendered to describe him, his calling, and mission, she requested Fr. Arnold to bestow the final blessing. After which, the gracious moderator, whose grace is never under pressure, for even in silence she speaks, reminded that it was the eve of the nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. And we were truly blest.
Setyembre 21, 2022
Christmas Grace
"Negative" Positivism


Circa 1890's hand painted parade ribbon for the Crosby Hose Fire Company, identifying its foreman as W.M. Weed. The company was located in Corry, Pennsylvania, near Union City, about 20 miles from the first Pennsylvania oil wells in Titusville. It was a very active company that had its own traveling athletic team, band and marching unit. This large folk art ribbon features a winter scene of an early wooden oil derrick, one of the major concerns of these fire companies. A rare survivor with an unusual subject matter!


"Financial knowledge has a positive impact on the welfare of business owners, of their employees, and on the positive and negative economic prosperity effects of firm growth and failure."
Canadians are now living longer than ever, so they need to provide for longer retirement. Systemic changes, such as the reduction of employment benefits and a move away from defined benefit pension plans towards defined contribution plans, will also affect Canadians in the future. We will need to acquire the knowledge to take even more responsibility for our personal financial well-being. However, research has found that financial knowledge is surprisingly low.
Financial literacy is particularly essential for self-employed Canadians and owners of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Many business owners do not have access to employer pension plans, are financially dependent on professional earnings and savings, and are not financially well-diversified. Moreover, research shows that poor financial decisions are a key factor underlying job-destroying failure of Canadian SMEs.
"Financial knowledge has a positive impact on the welfare of business owners, of their employees, and on the positive and negative economic prosperity effects of firm growth and failure; however, research has not considered the state of financial knowledge among business owners or what forms of remediation might be needed if Canadians are to thrive," explains Professor Allan Riding, the lead researcher of a project that has received an Insight Grant by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).
To address this knowledge gap, Professors Riding, Barbara Orser, and Miwako Nitani from the Telfer School of Management (University of Ottawa) will assess the state of financial knowledge among the 2.2 million Canadians who are self-employed.
develop a benchmarking tool to guide remedial education of business owners.
The researchers hope to develop enhanced curricula for business education, enriched public discourse, and improved public policies that will benefit Canadian businesses owners.
Professor Riding and the team also believe that their research insights will complement the strategies and innovations of the Financial Consumer Association of Canada, the Chartered Professional Accountants Associations, and other private and public sector organizations that promote financial literacy in Canada.
The Telfer School of Management is committed to developing cutting-edge research in a variety of topics in management. As our faculty continues fostering research excellence, the Telfer School community and partners also benefit from valuable insights with impact. Over the next weeks, we will give an overview of the eight research projects that received the prestigious SSHRC Insight Grant in 2018. Click here to learn more about how to apply for a SSHRC Insight Grant.


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Georgia Trend Daily – Oct. 21, 2019
Linda M. Erbele,
Oct. 21, 2019 WABE 90.1
Georgia Declares Drought, Including For Metro Atlanta
Molly Samuel reports that state officials are declaring a drought in much of Georgia, including all of the Atlanta area. The level 1 drought response calls for a public information campaign to remind people to be careful about water use, but it does not actually call for water use restrictions.
Oct. 21, 2019 Georgia Trend – Exclusive!
Hall County chicken at Whole Foods
Mary Ann DeMuth reports that Georgia's largest poultry producer, Wayne Farms in Oakwood, now has its all-natural, humanely raised chicken products at all Atlanta-area Whole Foods Markets. These fully cooked, flash-frozen NAKED TRUTH® premium chicken products have no artificial ingredients, no preservatives, no nitrates and no antibiotics, and the chickens are fed with 100% vegetarian diets.
Oct. 21, 2019 Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Spurgeon Richardson, longtime ACVB leader, dies at 78
Leon Stafford reports that there were several times in the last 30 or so years when Atlanta, struggling a bit with its direction as a tourism and business destination, needed a leader. While the capital of Georgia has had great successes with the 1996 Summer Olympics, the opening of the world's largest aquarium and an international exhibit that brought pieces from the Louvre to the High Museum, it also has faced problems with downtown panhandling and attractions that weren't maximizing tourist foot traffic.
Oct. 21, 2019 Atlanta Business Chronicle
Chick-fil-A moving 250 jobs to new tower overlooking Beltline
Douglas Sams reports that Chick-fil-A Inc. will move 250 corporate jobs into a new $200 million office tower next to the Atlanta Beltline. The Atlanta-based restaurant chain famous for its chicken sandwiches will lease 40,000 square feet on the sixth floor of 725 Ponce, a new 12-story building along the Eastside Trail.
Oct. 21, 2019 Saporta Report
ATL credit rating says proposed state takeover wouldn't hurt airport's ability to borrow money
David Pendered reports that the potential state takeover of Atlanta's airport did not weigh on the airport's recent credit rating by analysts who say federal law will control debt payments no matter who controls the facility, according to a recent rating action by Moody's Investors Service.
Oct. 21, 2019 Brunswick News
DNR environmental official: Estuary holding steady despite damage from Golden Ray
Larry Hobbs reports that oil leaked from the shipwrecked freighter Golden Ray has tarnished marsh grasses and soiled birds' feathers throughout local inland waters, said Doug Haymans, Director of Coastal Resources for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. And while the mix of oil and nature is never a good thing, the overall present situation is more cause for sighs of relief than hand-wringing and anguish, Haymans said.
Atlanta, Braselton, Calvary
Julie Roberts reports, remember our Haunted House ideas across Georgia from September? Check out the list of haunted houses throughout Georgia! DO: Maybe this is a "SEE" as well because it's this November's Oddities & Curiosities Expo in Atlanta!
Oct. 21, 2019 Albany Herald, UGA
Trio of UGA food scientists receive research grants
Sharon Dowdy reports that three University of Georgia food scientists are among the recipients of grants awarded by the Center for Produce Safety as part of its $2.7 million program. The grants will fund projects focused on food safety issues related to fruits and vegetables.
Oct. 21, 2019 Athens Banner-Herald
Donegal Insurance Group expands with merger
Donnie Fetter reports that the directors of Southern Mutual Insurance Company and Donegal Insurance Group recently approved a consolidation of operations between the two companies. Southern Mutual has been an affiliate of Donegal Insurance Group since 2009.
Oct. 21, 2019 Georgia Recorder
Ga. House members return from recess with minds on impeachment
Allison Stevens reports that Georgia Republicans are using procedural arguments to dismiss the relevance of the U.S. House impeachment investigation against President Donald Trump. Asked if he has any concerns about the president's actions, GOP Rep. Doug Collins of Gainesville — ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, one of six committees conducting the impeachment investigation — said that shouldn't be the focus of the question.
Proposed budget cuts could have big impact on health care in Georgia
Ariel Hart reports that maternal mortality, rural medical care and other health problems are big priorities for Georgia leaders these days. This week, professionals testified at the state Capitol about how to ramp up state efforts to address them. At the same time, state funding that could fuel those efforts is on the chopping block.
Categories: Georgia Trend Daily


Body fitness activities play a significant role in determining your general well-being. You get to stay free from a lot of conditions that might be as a result of the accumulation of fat in your body. You are at high risk of experiencing an increase in blood pressure or contracting conditions like diabetes or cancer as a result of excess body fat.
One should engage in various forms of physical activities to stay free from such conditions. You can pay a gym subscription and make good use of the different workout equipment. Simple cardio exercises can also help you stay in the perfect shape. The use of supplements can also be useful in your workouts. They help speed up weight loss, provide endurance and even increase muscle mass. Also known as legal steroids, you can easily get them from various online stores.
Crazy Bulk is one of the best online stores currently dealing with legal steroids, according to one report. Some steroids contain supplements that can help you burn fat very fast. They will speed up the metabolism rate in your body making it utilize the energy from fat which will see you shed off the extra pounds very fast. Some will promote fast healing which will stimulate your body and give you the energy needed to carry on with your workouts. Protein supplements are some of the best you can use. Here is why you should take them before starting your exercises.
Using protein supplements like the protein powder before starting your workouts will boost the delivery of nutrients to your body. Findings have shown that nutrient delivery is usually high when you use protein supplements before starting your exercises compared to using them after your workouts. The body will utilize all the nutrients found in this supplement effectively.
Using proteins before starting your workouts will help increase its integration. This is of great significance to athletes who have to exercise all the time to stay fit. Protein is also absorbed into one's body very fast, and this makes it one of the best supplements.


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Q: Getting data inside a google Chrome IndexedDB from Bash or Python I have LevelDB (IndexedDB) file from my Google Chrome, the file is located in this folder:
/home/<user>/.config/google-chrome/Default/IndexedDB/https_<site>_0.indexeddb.leveldb/

The folder content is:
$ ls
000005.ldb  000006.log  CURRENT  LOCK  LOG  MANIFEST-000001

And I have a very simple python script for opening it:
#!/bin/python
import leveldb
db = leveldb.LevelDB('./000005.ldb')

Now I always get this error:
leveldb.LevelDBError: IO error: ./000005.ldb/LOCK: Not a directory

Does anyone have information about how correctly access the data stored in my IndexDB files? Basically, I just need to get the same information like from the 'Developers Tool' view but using Bash or Python.

A: You have to open the directory with this API, not a file. Also it worth noting that using plyvel library is probably better:
import plyvel
db = plyvel.DB('/home/<user>/.config/google-chrome/Default/IndexedDB/https_<site>_0.indexeddb.leveldb')
for key, value in db:
    print("{0} : {1}".format(key, value))

A: You can use this:
db = leveldb.LevelDB('./Here must be a folder containing all of the levelDB database files')


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