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Q: notify installation complete from service I have this piece of code
private void initiateInstallation() {

        Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
        Uri uri = Uri.fromFile(new File("/sdcard/example.apk"));
        intent.setDataAndType(uri, "application/vnd.android.package-archive");
        intent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
        startActivity(intent);
    }

that from within my service installs an application named example.apk
I want after the installation is finished to run an activity which notifies the user about the installation.I did that except the activity appears before the installation finishes.
The problem is that within a service I cannot use startActivityForResult. So, I need a way around this so that I can start my notification activity(or for the sake of example just print something out with Toast within the service) only AFTER the installation is complete.
I already tried some answers from other questions like "alternative to startActivityforResult in services" but still I couldn't figure this out.
I also put the code so that maybe there may be something done in there.
Thanks in advance ... any suggestions are welcome.

A: You could listen to the PACKAGE_ADDED broadcast intent: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Intent.html#ACTION_PACKAGE_ADDED
As far as I know, these are sent after the installation is done, and you can listen to those from the service.
Just note that if the application was already installed, you will get ACTION_PACKAGE_CHANGED (as far as I know).
Also you must know the package name as well, not just the apk name, since the intent will contain the package name.

A: The answer given by @Pal Szasz is technically correct (as far as I know ;-) ).
However, based on the information given in your question, I assume you only wish to show a notification (no further programmatically actions are to be performed). If my assumptions are correct I would respectfully advise you NOT to show such a notification. And this is why:
The Android system already has a standard means of passing notifications to the user. The status bar will in this case already show you a message saying that the new app is successfully installed (or not installed in case of an error). If you implement yet another notification channel you will most likely confuse or irritate your users by diverging from the standard, expected behaviour.
Taking this beyond the borders of sanity one could also argue for the fact that you in some sense also would contribute to the fragmentation of Android (in a very small scale, but nevertheless).


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AJOPS | LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
PUBLISHED: 31-03-2021
Response to 'Australia's contribution to the free abdominoplasty flap in breast reconstruction', Australas J Plast Surg, 2019, volume 2, number 2, 84–89.
Dear Editors,
I was interested to read the perspective in the History section of this journal by Richard Hamilton and Ingemar Fogdestam 'Australia's contribution to the free abdominoplasty flap in breast reconstruction'.1 Perhaps few realise that the development of what became known as the free transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous (TRAM) flap was a race involving not one but two surgical teams, one in Sydney and the other, with the aid of the Australian Richard Hamilton, in Sweden. It reminded me in a very small way of the race to characterise the structure of DNA, which was won by Watson and Crick. Then, in the early 1950s, several teams were working on both sides of the Atlantic to elucidate the structure and the race was very close.
I returned to Australia from the United Kingdom in late 1978 and in January 1979 joined the Plastic Surgery Department of Prince of Wales (POW) Hospital in Randwick, Sydney, as the Microsurgery Registrar. In those days the position was more like that of a Senior Registrar/Research Fellow. On the first day of my taking up the position, the Unit Head, Tony Pelly, asked me what my research interests were. I replied "Free flaps, Sir…in particular, a vascularised free sural nerve graft, possibly with overlying skin as a monitor". I had been aware of the work of Taylor and Ham in that area,2 but felt there were some unexplored options. Pelly in his usual hyper-enthusiastic way, conducted me on a whirlwind tour of all departments that could assist this research, including the Radiology Department, where I would carry out injection studies of the superficial sural artery, a likely contender for a vascularised sural nerve graft.
Research began immediately, combined with a busy microsurgical load. Virtually all replants in New South Wales were done at POW, and there was a regular diet of free flap repairs, namely groin flaps and tensor fascia lata free flaps. To this was added the usual gamut of plastic surgery in a big teaching hospital. After determining that the superficial sural artery did indeed supply blood to the whole length of the sural nerve, we performed a free superficial sural artery flap of skin containing the sural nerve in the first half of 1979. Unfortunately, the artery was only about 0.8 mm in diameter and the flap did not survive.
Pelly immediately switched my research attention to the use of abdominal tissue as a free flap. Like the Swedish team, we were aware of the two possible blood supplies: from either the superficial epigastric system, which had been researched by Dr Bernard O'Brien's Unit as early as 1972, or the deep inferior epigastric system, researched by Brown, Vasconez and Jurkiewicz in 1975.3 It was decided that I should perform a couple of cadaver studies to determine that there were significant perforators coursing through the rectus muscle to supply skin and fat from potentially a wide area of the lower abdomen (Figure 1).
Leflt to right. Perforating vessels isolated in dissection of TRAM flap, early 1979; Unstable scar and contour defect of right clavicular region -mid 1979; and early postoperative result. Images courtesy of the author.
Restless as he was, Pelly persuaded a patient who was to undergo an abdominoplasty to allow us to inject the deep inferior system with a blue dye to determine the extent of perfusion while on the operating table. The patient's entire mid and lower abdominal skin promptly went blue-green. Of course, most of this was removed by the abdominoplasty. As the dye suffused through the vascular system, the anaesthetist became somewhat alarmed by the patient's bluish colour, which persisted for a couple of days postoperatively!
Shortly after, a male patient was found who had suffered deep scarring and unstable skin, with a significant contour defect over the clavicular region, the result of an old shotgun injury (Figure 2). We performed Australia's first free TRAM flap reconstruction of this defect, anastomosing the deep inferior epigastric vessels (Figure 3). This was later published in 1980.4 At the time, I believed it was a world first, but soon discovered we had been 'pipped at the post' by Johanson's team in Sweden, ably assisted by Richard Hamilton, hence the Australian connection.
Thanks to the pioneering work of Bernie O'Brien5 and Ian Taylor, Australia had had a jump on the rest of the world with a number of 'world firsts' to our credit. This included the world's first free flap in 1973,6 the first scalp replant in 1976,7 and the first ear replant in 1979.8
The free TRAM flap became a standard method of breast reconstruction for many years, still in use in many places, although somewhat bettered by the DIEP flap. Despite Johanson's use of the term 'abdominoplasty flap', the flap became widely known as the TRAM flap. Indeed, as noted by Hamilton, the TRAM was not used as a pedicled flap until two years after its first use as a free flap, most unusual in the normal course of flap design.
Associate Professor DG Pennington FRCS(Ed) FRACS
Consultant, Plastic and Reconstructive
John Hunter Hospital
Newcastle, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA
Hamilton R, Fogdestam I. Australia's contribution to the free abdominoplasty flap in breast reconstruction. Aust J Plast Surg. 2019;2(2):84–89. https://doi.org./10.34239/ajops.v2n2.185
Taylor, GI and Ham, FJ. The free vascularised nerve graft—a further experimental and clinical application of microvascular techniques. Plast Recons Surg. 1976;57(4): 413–426. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006534-197604000-00001
Brown RG, Vasconez LO, Jurkiewicz MJ. Transverse abdominal flaps and the deep epigastric arcade. Plast Recons Surg. 1975;55(4): 416–2. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006534-197504000-00004
Pennington DG, Lai MF, Pelly AD. The rectus abdominis myocutaneous free flap. Brit J Plast Surg (1980) 33:277–82. https://doi.org/10.1016/0007-1226(80)90027-2
O'Brien B McC. Microvascular reconstructive surgery. New York: Churchill Livingstone, 1977. pp 29–39.
Taylor GI and Daniel RK. The free flap: composite tissue transfer by vascular anastomosis. ANZ J Surg. 1973;43(1):1–3. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1445-2197.1973.tb05659.x PMid:4200573
Miller GD, Anstee EJ, Snell JA. Successful replantation of an avulsed scalp by microvascular anastomoses. Plast Recons Surg. 1976;58(2):133–36. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006534-197608000-00001 PMid:940866
Pennington DG, Lai MF, Pelly AD. Successful replantation of a completely avulsed ear by microvascular anastomosis. Plast Recons Surg. 1980;65(6): 820–23. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006534-198006000-00017 PMID: 7384284
Citation: Pennington DG. Response to 'Australia's contribution to the free abdominoplasty flap in breast reconstruction' [Letter to the editors]. Australas J Plast Surg. 2021; v4(1): 84–85. https://doi.org/10.34239/ajops.v4n1.300
Copyright © 2021. Authors retain their copyright in the article. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution Licence 4.0 which permits unrestricted use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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from __future__ import print_function
from builtins import str
from builtins import range
import sys
sys.path.insert(1,"../../../")
import h2o
from tests import pyunit_utils
from h2o.estimators.pca import H2OPrincipalComponentAnalysisEstimator as H2OPCA

def pca_arrests():
  print("Importing USArrests.csv data...")
  arrestsH2O = h2o.upload_file(pyunit_utils.locate("smalldata/pca_test/USArrests.csv"))

  print("Testing to see whether the trained PCA are essentially the same using different implementation...")

  eigenvector_standard = None
  for impl in ["MTJ_EVD_DENSEMATRIX", "MTJ_EVD_SYMMMATRIX", "MTJ_SVD_DENSEMATRIX", "JAMA"]:
    print("Run PCA with implementation: " + impl)
    model = H2OPCA(k = 4, pca_impl=impl, seed=1234)
    model.train(x=list(range(4)), training_frame=arrestsH2O)
    eigenvectors = model._model_json["output"]["eigenvectors"]
    if eigenvector_standard is not None:
      # Compare to see if they are fundamentally the same
      pyunit_utils.assert_H2OTwoDimTable_equal(
        eigenvector_standard,
        eigenvectors,
        model._model_json["output"]["names"],
        tolerance=1e-6,
        check_sign=True,
        check_all=False)
    else:
      eigenvector_standard = eigenvectors

if __name__ == "__main__":
  pyunit_utils.standalone_test(pca_arrests)
else:
  pca_arrests()

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GPHS-RTG or general-purpose heat source — radioisotope thermoelectric generator, is a specific design of the radioisotope thermoelectric generator (RTG) used on US space missions. The GPHS-RTG was used on Ulysses (1), Galileo (2),  Cassini-Huygens (3), and  New Horizons (1).

The GPHS-RTG has an overall diameter of 0.422 m and a length of 1.14 m.
Each GPHS-RTG has a mass of about 57 kg and generates about 300 watts of electrical power at the start of mission (5.2 We/kg), using about 7.8 kg of Pu-238 which produces about 4,400 watts of thermal power. The plutonium oxide fuel is in 18 GPHSs.  Note that the GPHS are cuboid although they contain cylindrical plutonium based pellets.

The GPHS-RTG units used on spacecraft were not created by NASA. They were designed and built by General Electric Space Division (later part of Martin-Marietta, subsequently part of Lockheed Martin), in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The generators were filled with plutonium by Department of Energy laboratories in Miamisburg, Ohio and Idaho Falls, Idaho.

After the Ulysses and Galileo RTGs were fueled, their launches were postponed by four and three years respectively. As a result, the missions were slightly adapted to utilize the lower power that would be available. The decay heat reduces by about 0.8% per year, so the thermoelectric converter 'ages' or degrades to some extent.

The thermoelectric elements convert the heat energy from the isotope into electricity.
The GPHS-RTG use SiGe thermoelectric elements ('Unicouples') which are no longer in production.
Missions after 2010 requiring RTGs, such as the Mars Science Laboratory, will use the Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generators instead.

Ulysses, mission completed 2007 in heliocentric orbit (orbiting the Sun)
Galileo, mission completed 2003 entry into planet Jupiter
Cassini, mission completed 2017 entry into planet Saturn
New Horizons, mission ongoing departing Solar System (escape trajectory)

See also
Nuclear power in space

References

External links
Safety of Cassini RTG (Part 1)
Safety of Cassini RTG (Part 2)
Safety of Cassini RTG (Part 3)

Nuclear power in space

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KLIMT / SCHIELE
di Marian Bisanz-Prakken - Elizabeth Clegg - Jane Kallir
KLIMT / SCHIELE. Drawings from the Albertina Museum, Vienna
Gustav Klimt's and Egon Schiele's sensuous and often explicit drawings are brought together in a beautifully presented volume
Accompanies a major exhibition exploring the relationship between the two artists and their continuing influence
The works will be shown at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, from 4 November 2018 to 3 February 2019
2018 is the centenary of both artists' deaths, to be marked by a year-long celebration of their work in Vienna
Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) and his younger protégé Egon Schiele (1890-1918) are considered two of the greatest figures of Austrian Modernism. Whether competing with or inspiring one another, together they reconfigured the way the human body was translated into art. Although both artists are primarily remembered as painters, between them they left 7,000 drawings, many of the greatest of which are now in the collection of the Albertina Museum, Vienna.
In 2018 an exhibition opens in London of both artists' drawings from the Albertina. This stunning publication records these precious works, which are very rarely displayed and almost never travel, in all their erotic, intriguing and sometimes disturbing beauty. Leading experts on the period provide authoritative texts that illuminate the important relationship between the two artists. They analyse the role of drawing in their practice and chart the response of early twentieth-century Vienna to their electrifying work, which still has the power to shock and enthral to this day.
> Marian Bisanz-Prakken is the leading expert on Klimt's drawings and a former curator at the Albertina, Vienna. She is co-author of Gustav Klimt: Drawings (2012). The art historian Elizabeth Clegg is author of Art, Design and Architecture in Central Europe, 1890-1920 (2006). Jane Kallir is Senior Curator at the Galerie St Etienne, New York. Her books include Egon Schiele: The Complete Works (1998), Egon Schiele: Self-portraits and Portraits (2011) and The Women of Klimt, Schiele and Kokoschka (2015).
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A regular session and a closed session of the Board of Education have been scheduled for Monday, July 9. The regular session will take place at 7:00 p.m. The closed session will take place at the conclusion of the regular session. The meetings will take place at the District Office, 841 West End Court in Vernon Hills.


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Asset management data provider Style Research sells majority stake to the mid-market private equity firm
Mike Foster
Thursday September 10, 2015 7:04 pm
Robert Schwob, a popular figure in the asset management world, has sold majority control of Style Research, his asset management data provider, to mid-market private equity firm Lyceum Capital.
The deal was announced in a statement on September 8.
Style Research has built up a list of 350 institutional clients. They include sovereign wealth...


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Hanwha chairman's son accused of assaulting bar employees
All News 14:17 January 05, 2017
SEOUL, Jan. 5 (Yonhap) -- The third son of Hanwha Group Chairman Kim Seung-youn is under investigation without detention for allegedly assaulting two bar employees on Thursday, police said.
Kim Dong-seon, 27, was arrested by police at the bar in southern Seoul at around 4:10 a.m., after beating the workers, whose identities were withheld, according to Gangnam Police Station.
The younger Kim, who is a member of the group's equestrian team and an official at Hanwha Engineering & Construction Corp., is also suspected of destroying a patrol car while being escorted to the police station.
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Q&A with government professor Russell Muirhead
by Alexandra Steinberg | 9/29/16 1:00am
Growing up in "the shadow" of Manchester's industrial mills, government professor and political theorist Russell Muirhead first learned about work, alongside the ethics of work. Muirhead went on to pursue an A.B. in government from Harvard University, as well as a second bachelor's degree in philosophy, politics and economics from Balliol College at Oxford University. In 1987, he was named a Rhodes Scholar. In 1996, after completing a Ph.D. in government from Harvard, Muirhead then taught at multiple institutions including Williams College, Harvard and the University of Texas at Austin before coming to Dartmouth in 2009. Since joining the College's faculty, Muirhead has produced multiple papers on topics including political parties, meaningful work in politics and finding the center on the political spectrum. This term, Muirhead is teaching government courses on political ideas, American political thought and ethics. The Dartmouth sat down with Muirhead to discuss political theories, "Harry Potter" and the current election cycle.
As a political theorist, why do you believe political theory is relevant to this election and to today's society, and why should students care?
RM: Well, politics is about power — it's about getting power and keeping power. It turns out that there is no way to get power and there's no way to keep power without giving some account that explains why you should have it. That account is a kind of argument, an argument about political ideas, so there is no politics without political theory. Political theory is at the very core of getting power, keeping power, using power well. Whether you should care about it or not, I can't say, maybe you're interested in chemistry instead of politics, or music instead of politics, and I wouldn't necessarily say that every single student has to care about political theory because there are lots of things that are interesting in this college, and there's lots of interesting things to study, and you only have 35 classes to choose out of the 1700 or 1800 that are offered.
You came to Dartmouth in 2009 as the Robert Clements Professor of Democracy and Politics. What brought you here?
RM: The skiing was probably the biggest thing. I'm addicted to skiing. I like to go skiing every day, and I found that more difficult in Austin, Texas than it has proved to be in Hanover.
What have you enjoyed most about your time here thus far, aside from skiing?
RM: I think I've probably enjoyed working with some friends of mine in the economics department on the Political Economy Project, of all the things I've done.
If you could design a new class to teach in the next few terms, what topics would it cover, and why do you think it would be an important class to teach?
RM: I have designed a new class in the last couple years called the "Morality of Capitalism," and I suppose it'd be fun to develop that class and co-teach it with an economist […] Another class that I could imagine putting together that I've played with a little bit, but I'm not sure I ever will, would be called "The Political Theory of 'Harry Potter'" because you are the "Harry Potter" generation, and there is a political theory in "Harry Potter." The problem is I just don't see how we'd read all of the "Harry Potter" books in one term as we would need to in order to have that class. It would be thousands of pages of "Harry Potter."
I've never thought of the political theory in the books.
RM: Well, there is a regime, there's a polity and there's a political organization to the magic community. There's a Ministry of Magic, which is absolutely central to the story, and there's another leadership position, which is also quite influential — the head of Hogwarts and Dumbledore. And at times, Dumbledore is competing with the Ministry in order to have power over the future of the regime. There are all sorts of questions of justice that arise in the relationship between Muggles and magic people and between magic people and the elves, which is the question that stirs Hermione, in particular. So there's a lot of politics in "Harry Potter." In fact, I think "Harry Potter" has, more than any other purpose, a political purpose, a political and a moral purpose. It's meant to make you think certain things about morality and politics, and the entertainment, I think, is just the thing that persuades you to submit yourself to the teaching.
And what would you say the core lesson is?
RM: Well, I'm going to leave that open for now, that's why we have to have the class.
In looking at your page on the Dartmouth government department's website, amid your expertise in various forms of politics and government, you also listed auto repair as a specialty. Can you elaborate on your experience with this and why you thought it important to list?
RM: Well, I think it's kind of funny that everyone has a specialty and I don't really even agree with the sub-sub-sub specialties that dominate the academy. So really I think it should just be enough to say, "I teach politics," but we have to say specialties so I'm mocking it a little bit. But, on the other hand, I do like working on cars and I think it's a kind of welcome counter-point between the kind of work that I do with books and writing and teaching.
Are there any intersections between politics and auto repair?
RM: I think there are many metaphorical connections one might make between a well-tuned engine and a well-ordered state.
What do you think about the campaigning process for the presidential election thus far? What can we learn from this election?
RM: Well, the campaign no doubt has been riveting, and in some sense that's good, but part of the reason it's been riveting is because the norms of civility that ordinarily make campaign speech somewhat boring have been completely and so straight-forwardly violated by Trump, in particular. And that, I think, as most people do, is a cause of real worry. People have learned from this campaign that it's not unusual to hear a candidate allude to or celebrate violence, to hear a candidate suggest that American citizens who have a particular religious identity might leave the country and find themselves not be allowed back in. To talk about this kind of discrimination or violence so openly is a new thing and perhaps a profoundly corrosive thing. There are many more things that are maybe less auspicious that the campaign also suggests. One is that conservatism might be dead as a public philosophy. Donald Trump is not a conservative. He has some conservative positions, he has some liberal positions and he also has some positions that are neither liberal nor conservative. For a long time people have been saying in this country that what we need is the revival of centrism and in a way I think Donald Trump is showing the Republican party what centrism might look like.
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Fruit trees are the friend of the urban survivalist. Unlike a garden, you do not have to replant the fruit tree every year, during the spring your neighbors will be jealous of the beautiful blooms, dwarf fruit trees can be planted just about anywhere, and some types of fruit trees are high producers. Meaning, that with just 1 or 2 trees, your family should be able to put up plenty of preserves.
Some types of dwarfs may not get 8 feet tall and might be something good to plant in the corners of your fence. If you have a fence in your backyard, what do you have planted in the corners right now anyway? Planting the fruit tree across the back fence might provide it with more sun light, as compared to planting it between the houses.
Over the past few years I have made it a point to plant some fruit trees. Some of the types I have planted include peach, plum, apple, and a fig tree.
When picking the different types of trees that you want to plant, take into consideration when the fruit is ready to be picked. I like to plant different types of trees so that the fruit ripens at different times. One might ripen in July, another might ripen in August, and another might ripen in September. This gives me time to preserve the fruit. Even if I do not preserve the fruit, having the fruit ripen at different times spreads out my food supply.
While planting the peach trees, I used miracle grow organic potting soil and some miracle grow plant food. The plant food said it was 10-10-10 with a little extra sulfur mixed in.
In 2008 I spread some 13-13-13 fertilizer around a peach tree in the spring. We were "supposed" to get some rain to help was the fertilizer in. We did not get the rain and the tree died. I think I put too much fertilizer around the tree. So in the spring of 2010, I'am going easy with the fertilizer.


This patient has visited our clinic for a total of two hair transplant procedures. His combined number of grafts placed was 4698. In January 2013, he had 2652 grafts placed to improve the thinning in his frontal region. Impressed by his results, he returned two years later to further improve the density of his frontal region as well as work on filling in his crown. His graft count for the second procedure was 2046. In addition, he chose to treat his donor sites with 30mg of ACell and 2ml of hyaluronic acid post-operatively, which can expedite the healing process and improve hair regrowth.


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Landolphia noctiflora är en oleanderväxtart som beskrevs av J.G.M. Persoon. Landolphia noctiflora ingår i släktet Landolphia och familjen oleanderväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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One thing that has defined the march of humankind forward over the last couple centuries is the rapid progression in the sciences. And that has meant mostly development and advancement in the field of Computer Technology in the new millenia. No other area has caught up so much attention as this field. Our aviation sector has languished in the same place as in the decade of 70s. But the computer science discipline has marched forward like no other field in the modern memory of humanity.
It has influenced every sphere of human evolution. Business has been disrupted with the advent of internet and then cloud computing. It has changed forever how we conduct our business affairs. The change has been witnessed in every aspect in business. Like all areas, Human Resources has also witnessed a sea change of landscape.
There are various sub-departments within the HR function in an organization. They cater to the functionings of the different moving parts to make everything come together to move the machinery forward. It is always hard to classify such a system categorically in perfection. Yet, if someone ought to know, these are some ways you could categorize them.
Let us now tackle them one after the other.
Payroll is perhaps the most crucial aspect handled by HR in a pragmatic sense. The organization functions on the social contract of trust among the employees and the employer. And salary disbursement at the end of a month would be a very simple expecation that ought to be met with without any hassle. But it may become a tedious and gargantuan task as an organization grows rapidly. The salary disbursement process is inherently a very complex process. Imagine a scenario when a startup grows from a few employees to a few hundred within a span of a few months. In the modern day business, it happens more than you think. And yet, everyone expects to be paid on the exact date and with an accurate disbursement to the decimal. As they should. But what may be neglected is the fact that the fledgling HR department in such a case has to work very hard to make that happen. It is a great work indeed yet it is in some ways a waste of precious human time. At the end of the day, salary disbursement is a chore and does not add any value to the organization in a more business sense. The talented personnel in the HR department may be better off in spending the same effort and time in some more creative aspects of business.
Thus a payroll management system which streamlines all of this in a most customized way is a boon from the heavens for such a team. A good system in payroll management has components like customization of different kinds of salary structures, different role categorizations and designations in business. These categorizations can be from among a preselcted list of options. Some salary components are specific but most are general. Oother aspects include compliance and legal submissions. Imagine TDS, HRA and the host of other submissions you make every season that time of the year. A good payroll management system has all of these heads in a very neat interface. And it has more. All the modern day features like "export excel", "add users", "account permissions" which are taken for granted now in a cloud based system add to the efficiency of the process when needed. Thats what a good payroll processing system promises in the minimum.
While we are moving to a world where freelancing takes more and more a share in the pie, people still work from predefined office locations as a norm. And in such cases, the cultures vary vastly from one company to another. I have worked myself in companies which used biometric devices to track my time to places which dint really bother as long as the expected tasks were delivered. While it is true that eventually champion companies would get the employees who are self motivated and not needed to be proddled, it still would form only the apex of the pyramid. Most humans are better performers when accountability is added to the mix. And time acocuntability is the first one. Hence a good Attendence Management system goes a long way to get your house in order. And this function is also supported by the HR department.
There are various methods today to get the attendance system in porder. Companies utilize state of the art tech to get these numbers in order. Biometric devices, GPS tracking systems, mobile apps, IP driven web based logins are just a few of the systems which have either come in place or are due to soon take over the wntire attendence management head in an organization. When a cloud based system is integrated to these services, it works wonders in time efficiency for the HR department. Also for the business line-managers.
And such systems internally link to the other subsystems to generate reports and make caluculatins in salary and compliance on their own. they have all safeguards in place to prompt management whenever there are anomalies. These systems take care of all kinds of customizations like half-day rules and individual employee considerations. With all these features, any modern day HR Attendance Management system would be a handy tool for the department.
In conjunction with the attendence monitoring, what HR departemnts need is good leave management systems in place. This is a relatively simpler system in most cases as it is one with predefined situations and is not a recurring theme in all organizations. Yet, this subsystem needs to be well integrated with the larger suite.
The core refers to all the lists and tallies that an HR team can ever come with and much more. Imagine list of emplyees, managers and their designations with reporting structures. Imagine who allocates leave and who applies to whom. The system essentially maps every interaction that possibly could happen in running a business with an organization. And it is a design problem as much as a database one. There would be systems that are easier to use than others in such a case. But they have to be vetted in detail before arriving at any conclusion. Most systems have company heirarchies, reporting structures, acces controls, customization options accessible to managers and admins and all the necessary features to make sure any potential situation that arises in a company is taken care of.
Our research team has been burning the midnight oil to say so, and has understood the available systems in the markets today. One such system is Kredily. It is a free HRMS software with the above mentioned systems. They have a business model where they make money by selling insurance and other credit instruments to employees. Hence they are able to provide the HR departments with such simple terms for such a robust software.
When we talk about the three wonders of modern day printing, they are none other than packaging boxes, print cd jacket and bookmark printing at all. That is why online printing company offers you compatible printing solutions for accomplishing all your corporate needs and requirements proactively.
Numerous on the web companies have established to surpass the traditional ones. This short article will show you how to adapt and survive an enterprise in the modern day globe.
Who says that in this modern world, human mind retains whatever it reads. These days the videos have taken an edge over all sorts of printed material.
There is a great prospect associated with paper-based corporate brochure design to promote a brand. However, it must be ensured that the professional brochure design comes with perfectly well-written content and falls in the right hands.


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Friend Lori Vallow says 'mother of doomsday' has turned off 'vision'
An Idaho mother friend who was obsessed with Doomsday Lori Vallow wrote a letter detailing how her friends had had deadly "visions" – and called her worship "Satan's work," according to a report.
In the long letter, Melanie Gibb said Vallow – whose bodies her children were found on land owned by her new husband, Chad Daybell last week – predicted her ex-husband, Charles, was dying before he was shot dead last year, according to the report. East Idaho News.
"Charles should have died according to his vision of him dying and he was very disappointed when he was not," he wrote, adding that Vallow was a somersault for Daybell. "Chad and Lori were so eager to get together that Chad devised a plan and called Lori to tell him that Charles was taken over by an evil spirit and not Charles anymore. These evil spirits will later be called Zombies. "
Gibb stopped claiming that Vallow had a role in the death of her ex-husband, but called the situation "unsettling."
But he added that Vallow might have been manipulated by Daybell, who "spoke softly" and seemed to "have all the answers."
"Nobody let the world see you fooled," he wrote. "Satan comes knocking."
He added, "My heart is very broken because of what happened to all those killed and those whom I used to call my friends."
Vallow and Daybell are part of the doomsday cult called Preparing the People, who believe in preparing for the second coming of the end of Jesus Christ.
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On July 11, Charles was shot dead in the chest by Vallow's brother, Alex Cox, in a house in Arizona, according to him Fox 10 Phoenix. In September, Vallow's children, JJ, 7, and Tylee, 17. Daybell's first wife, Tammy Daybell, 49, was found dead at his home in October.
The couple fled to Hawaii in November, after authorities began asking questions about the Vallow children.
Vallow was arrested in February and charged with two counts of desertion for failing to hand over children to authorities. Daybell was arrested last week and pleaded not guilty to two counts of crime concealing evidence.
The couple is being held in Fremont County, Idaho.
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Q: Importing customers to magento website I am importing customers from old website to magento. While importing via CSV file, I get the following error:
Invalid password length in rows: 36, 42, 54, 142, 160, 219, 298, 341, 352, 376, 428, 430, 460, 481, 510, 511, 535, 561, 565, 570, 588, 601, 661, 672, 701, 727, 774, 779, 847, 865, 876, 892, 912, 924, 932, 943, 951, 952, 953, 972, 988, 1017, 1022, 1030, 1059, 1068, 1091, 1147, 1150, 1153, 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1161, 1162, 1163, 1165, 1167, 1175, 1177, 1178, 1179, 1180, 1181, 1183, 1187, 1188, 1189, 1190, 1191, 1197, 1198, 1199, 1200, 1201, 1203, 1207, 1210, 1211, 1212, 1219, 1224, 1225, 1254, 1268, 1279, 1290, 1301, 1302, 1304, 1322, 1332, 1342, 1367, 1378...
How can I remove this validation in magento programmatically or is there any easier way to solve this?

A: You need to remove the validation both programmatically as on frontend, otherwise a user has a short pass but can't log in due to javascript validation.
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Алекса́ндр Алекса́ндрович Жу́рик (; 29 мая 1975, Минск, СССР) — белорусский хоккеист, защитник, Заслуженный мастер спорта Республики Беларусь (2002).

Биография
Воспитанник минской хоккейной школы «Юность».

Участник зимних Олимпийских игр 1998 года в Нагано и 2002 года в Солт-Лейк-Сити.

Участник чемпионатов мира
1999,
2001, 2002, 2003,
2004 (див.1),
2005 в составе национальной сборной Беларуси.

За национальную сборную Беларуси выступал с 1996 по 2008 год. Провёл 95 матчей, набрал 30 (8+22) бомбардирских баллов, заработал 149 минут штрафного времени.

В 1993 г. задрафтован НХЛовским клубом «Эдмонтон Ойлерз» (N драфта — 163).

Достижения
 Третий призёр Большого приза Санкт-Петербурга (1993).
 Финалист Евролиги (1999)
 Серебряный призёр чемпионата России (1999).
 Серебряный призёр чемпионата России (2001).
 Чемпион Беларуси (2005).
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Memory of dear friend "Robles el pintor"
In late 2021, Spanish mineralogist and painter Juan Antonio Robles Muñoz – Robles as he used to be called – passed away at the age of 58 in his hometown of La Unión in Murcia.
Robles was well known not only at home, through the numerous mineralogical exhibitions and fairs, but also abroad after his recurring participations in the latest editions of one of the most important international fairs, the one celebrated every year at the end of June in Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines in the Alsatian region of France. Perhaps the absence of the stall, crowded with samples and paintings deliberately so chaotic, could go unnoticed among the thousands of tables that are crowded together, one behind the other along the short paving that connects one of the main streets of the town with the large exhibition hall. Certainly you will feel the lack of its owner, able to animate it and make it an inevitable point of attraction of the event, where I loved talking in Spanish with him about minerals, but above all about politics, our life and then football, especially since Robles had been a talented center-forward of yesteryear. On his bench one could always find some pleasant mineralogical or pictorial surprise of his Sierra Cartagenera: in both cases, samples and paintings strongly imbued with his strong personality as a mineralogist painter.
Robles knew and loved making foreigners aware of the mines and minerals of the La Unión-Cartagena district, a region certainly not easy to cross and visit, inexorably marked by the many mines, scattered in places made famous by the cinematic settings of the "spaghetti western", characterized from the inhospitable climate and nature,becoming even more hostile due to their state of neglect and obscure danger.
I fondly remember the story of a mutual friend who met Robles for the first time during a mineralogical excursion. Suddenly a silver gray van stopped with the window down and from inside a stentorian voice shouted at him "hey you! do you like minerals? ". The somewhat surprised and cautiously affirmative response from his friend prompted an immediate "… so follow me!".
This is the image of Robles's character, the one who without fear of denial could be defined as a tough guy, openly daring, extremely generous and respectful of people and minerals that, both of them, aroused strong and positive emotions in him. In addition to minerals, he had the hobby of painting pictures in which he imagined other worlds and in which crystals were also an integral part of the landscape and of the painting technique of oil on canvas.
The combination of nature and art found in him an interpreter in the field, in the sense that each of his paintings represented situations and sensations experienced during his frequent mineralogical missions. Above all, the representation of the mining environment, made even more wild and desolate than reality, evokes the total abstraction of the author in his total immersion in the crystallized universe of minerals through his fabulous kaleidoscope of shapes and colors. "Robles el pintor", as he liked to define himself by handing you his business card a little bitterly, managed to give shape to his artistic inspiration with phantasmagoric creations of worlds transfigured by the intensity of the deep bond, physical and mental, with the brutality of work in the mine – very hard even when done for pleasure – and with the beauty of crystals, amazing far beyond the most extravagant sci-fi dream.
During the meetings with Robles, always proud of his table full of passion and wonder, I was able to observe the crescendo of his pictorial style towards increasingly daring abstract horizons, while maintaining faith in the same subject (the mining site) and in the technique of alternating brush strokes of oil in strong and warm colors with fragments of minerals that seem to be crystallized prematurely on the canvas itself. Over the years, the evolution of Robles's artistic vein struck me emotionally, from the beginnings with the simple and bare reproduction of the mining scenarios theater of his experiences as a prospector to arrive at the complexity of sensory emotions that the places themselves and the their minerals transmit to his mind.
The mineralogical passion and artistic inspiration find in Robles, both mineralogist and artist, one of the many facets in which the dedication to the Earth sciences is manifested by a range of people at least as wide as cultural and social diversification the whole humanity can offer. For the same reason that Robles exalted his sport, football, considering it an interclass expression and independent of the economic and cultural position of the footballer, he equally rightly thought it happened for mineralogy, to which any human being can adhere and contribute with great satisfaction, and results.
When I met him and immediately bought one of his paintings, to my question about what his pictorial inspiration was, he replied "óleos, minerales y mucha pasión por ambos" (oil colors, minerals and a lot of passion for both). After our heated discussions of politics, mineralogy and football, he often concluded by saying that, despite everything, life was the most precious mineral one could possess. Robles did not lose this preciously unique mineral, but simply bequeathed it to others, along with his paintings, as a splendid example of a collection that must be imitated and continued forever.
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