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<?php

namespace FluentTests\FluentLogger;

use Fluent\Logger;
use Fluent\Logger\FluentLogger;

class FluentLoggerTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    const TAG          = 'debug.test';
    const OBJECT_KEY   = 'hello';
    const OBJECT_VALUE = 'world';

    public function tearDown()
    {
        FluentLogger::clearInstances();
    }

    /**
     * Post will return true in the case of posting successfully
     */
    public function testPostWillReturnTrueInTheCaseOfPostingSuccessfully()
    {
        $socket = fopen("php://memory", "a+");

        /* localhost is dummy string. we set php://memory as a socket */
        $logger     = FluentLogger::open("localhost");
        $reflection = new \ReflectionProperty("Fluent\Logger\FluentLogger", "socket");
        $reflection->setAccessible(true);
        $reflection->setValue($logger, $socket);

        $this->assertTrue($logger->post(self::TAG, array("foo" => "bar")), "Post method returned boolean");

        return $socket;
    }

    /**
     * @depends testPostWillReturnTrueInTheCaseOfPostingSuccessfully
     */
//    public function testPostedStringIsJson($socket)
//    {
//        fseek($socket, 0);
//        $actual = "";
//        while ($string = fread($socket, 1024)) {
//            $actual .= $string;
//        }
//        $this->assertStringMatchesFormat('["debug.test",%d,{"foo":"bar"}]', $actual);
//    }

    /**
     *  fwrite on read only memory returns zero
     *  HHVM has a bug which returns a positive integer
     *  see https://github.com/facebook/hhvm/issues/5187
     */
    public function testFwriteOnReadonlyMemoryRreturnsZero()
    {
        $n = fwrite(fopen("php://memory", "r"), "hello");
        $this->assertEquals(0, $n, "fwrite on ROM returns 0");
    }

    /**
     * Post will return false in the case of posting unsuccessfully by reached max retry count
     */
    public function testPostWillReturnFalseInTheCaseOfPostingUnsuccessfullyByReachedMaxRetryCount()
    {
        /* localhost is dummy string. we set php://memory as a socket */
        $logger = FluentLogger::open("localhost");
        $this->setSocket($logger, fopen("php://memory", "r"));

        $this->assertFalse($logger->post(self::TAG, array("foo" => "bar")), "Post method returned boolean");
    }

    /**
     * Post will return false in the case of posting unsuccessfully by writing failed
     */
    public function testPostWillReturnFalseInTheCaseOfPostingUnsuccessfullyByWritingFailed()
    {
        $logger = $this->getMockOfLogger(array("write"));
        $logger->expects($this->any())->method("write")->will($this->returnValue(false));
        $this->setSocket($logger, fopen("php://memory", "a+"));

        $this->assertFalse($logger->post(self::TAG, array("foo" => "bar")), "Post method returned boolean");
    }

    /**
     * Post will return false in the case of posting unsuccessfully by connection aborted
     */
    public function testPostWillReturnFalseInTheCaseOfPostingUnsuccessfullyByConnectionAborted()
    {
        $logger = $this->getMockOfLogger(array("write"));
        $logger->expects($this->any())->method("write")->will($this->returnValue(""));
        $this->setSocket($logger, fopen("php://memory", "a+"));

        $this->assertFalse($logger->post(self::TAG, array("foo" => "bar")), "Post method returned boolean");
    }

    private function setSocket($logger, $socket)
    {
        $reflection = new \ReflectionProperty("Fluent\Logger\FluentLogger", "socket");
        $reflection->setAccessible(true);
        $reflection->setValue($logger, $socket);
    }

    private function getMockOfLogger(array $method)
    {
        return $this->getMock("Fluent\Logger\FluentLogger", array("write"), array("localhost"));
    }

    /**
     * @dataProvider providesTransport
     */
    public function testGetTransportUri($host, $port, $expected_uri, $error_msg)
    {
        $actual_uri = FluentLogger::getTransportUri($host, $port);
        $this->assertEquals($expected_uri, $actual_uri, $error_msg);
    }

    public function providesTransport()
    {
        return array(
            array("localhost", 8080, "tcp://localhost:8080", "unexpected uri returns"),
            array("127.0.0.1", 8080, "tcp://127.0.0.1:8080", "unexpected uri returns"),
            array("tcp://localhost", 8080, "tcp://localhost:8080", "unexpected uri returns"),
            array("tcp://127.0.0.1", 8080, "tcp://127.0.0.1:8080", "unexpected uri returns"),
            array("unix:///var/fluentd", 0, "unix:///var/fluentd", "unexpected uri returns"),
            array("unix:///var/fluentd", 8080, "unix:///var/fluentd", "unix domain uri have to ignores port number"),
            array("fe80::1", 8080, "tcp://[fe80::1]:8080", "ipv6 support failed"),
            array("tcp://fe80::1", 8081, "tcp://[fe80::1]:8081", "ipv6 support failed"),
            array("tcp://[fe80::1]", 8082, "tcp://[fe80::1]:8082", "ipv6 support failed"),
        );
    }

    public function testGetTransportUriCauseExcpetion()
    {
        try {
            FluentLogger::getTransportUri("udp://localhost", 1192);
            $this->fail("getTransportUri does not thorow exception");
        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf("\\Exception", $e);
        }
    }

    public function testSetPacker()
    {
        $logger = new FluentLogger("localhost");
        $packer = new \Fluent\Logger\JsonPacker();

        $prop = new \ReflectionProperty($logger, "packer");
        $prop->setAccessible(true);
        $logger->setPacker($packer);
        $this->assertSame($packer, $prop->getValue($logger), "unexpected packer was set");
    }

    public function testGetPacker()
    {
        $logger = new FluentLogger("localhost");

        $this->assertInstanceOf("Fluent\\Logger\\PackerInterface", $logger->getPacker(), "testGetPacker returns unexpected packer");
    }

    public function testClearInstances()
    {
        $prop = new \ReflectionProperty("\Fluent\Logger\FluentLogger", "instances");
        $prop->setAccessible(true);

        FluentLogger::open("localhost", 1191);
        FluentLogger::open("localhost", 1192);
        $this->assertCount(2, $prop->getValue("FluentLogger"));

        FluentLogger::clearInstances();
        $this->assertCount(0, $prop->getValue("FluentLogger"));
    }

    public function testMergeOptions()
    {
        $logger = new FluentLogger("localhost");
        $prop   = new \ReflectionProperty($logger, "options");
        $prop->setAccessible(true);

        $default = $prop->getValue($logger);

        $additional_options = array("socket_timeout" => 10);
        $logger->mergeOptions($additional_options);
        $this->assertEquals(array_merge($default, $additional_options), $prop->getValue($logger), "mergeOptions looks wired");
    }

    public function testMergeOptionsThrowsException()
    {
        $logger             = new FluentLogger("localhost");
        $additional_options = array("unexpected_key" => 10);
        try {
            $logger->mergeOptions($additional_options);
            $this->fail("mergeOptions doesn't thorw Exception");
        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf("\\Exception", $e);
        }

    }

    public function testSetOptions()
    {
        $logger = new FluentLogger("localhost");
        $prop   = new \ReflectionProperty($logger, "options");
        $prop->setAccessible(true);

        $additional_options = array("socket_timeout" => 10);
        $logger->setOptions($additional_options);
        $this->assertEquals($additional_options, $prop->getValue($logger), "setOptions looks wired");
    }

    public function testConnect()
    {
        $logger = new FluentLogger("localhost", 119223);
        $method = new \ReflectionMethod($logger, "connect");
        $method->setAccessible(true);
        try {
            $method->invoke($logger);
            $this->fail("mergeOptions doesn't thorw Exception");
        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf("\\Exception", $e);
        }
    }

    public function testGetOption()
    {
        $logger = new FluentLogger("localhost", 119223);
        $this->assertEquals(FluentLogger::CONNECTION_TIMEOUT, $logger->getOption("socket_timeout"),
            "getOptions retunrs unexpected value");
    }

    public function testReconnect()
    {
        $logger = new FluentLogger("localhost", 119223);
        $method = new \ReflectionMethod($logger, "reconnect");
        $method->setAccessible(true);
        try {
            $method->invoke($logger);
            $this->fail("reconnect doesn't throw Exception");
        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf("\\Exception", $e);
        }
        $fp   = fopen("php://memory", "r");
        $prop = new \ReflectionProperty($logger, "socket");
        $prop->setAccessible(true);
        $prop->setValue($logger, $fp);
        $method->invoke($logger);
    }
}


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CPS Worker 001349 - Burrowes, John H.
Denomination: Friend
Original occupation: Vol. Social worker
Drafted from: Englewood , New Jersey, United States
In reflecting back on his years in camp #84, Burrowes described both the difficulty of the work and also the significant role played by the wives in the unit: "They often had more influence on policy than we did. I can think of several wives who were very important in the morale and general management of the group. Without them, we would not have succeeded very well because we were working a long-enough week so that we had very little energy left over." He went on to add that he felt "these women were often the clearest minds concerned with the work we were doing." Burrowes and his wife, along with Bob Carey, "started a cooperative house in Concord which was particularly useful to those wives who became pregnant and were able to work at the time."
Burrowes also described the central purpose of the unit's work as "adding both intelligence and sane balance to a world that was often out of proportion."
--Taken from Alex Sareyan, The Turning Point: How Persons of Conscience Brought About Major Change in the Care of America's Mentally Ill. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1994. p91.


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Previous Names: Kiddie Kinema, Shellmel's New Kiddie Kinema
Country Squire Theatre
Regal Manchester 16
Manchester Mall Cinema
Star-Lite Drive-In
Maya Cinemas Fresno 16
The Kiddie Kinema opened in 1969 in the shopping center near Cedar Lanes. So parents could feel safe admission was limited to children only in the theater, which operated on Saturday and Sunday with only three matinee showings. The name was most likely taken from the old Kinema Theatre in Fresno.
In April of 1970 it became listed as Shellmel's New Kiddie Kinema. A partner in this enterprise was Mike Connors, a native of Fresno, who was then at the height of his fame as television's 'Mannix'. Mr. Connors said there were plans to expand this concept beyond Fresno.
The Kiddie Kinema was out of the Fresno Bee listings in 1971 but it had a brief run as the Bijou Cinema from September of 1973 to 1974, playing old movies. The Bijou's owner was Doug Wright, the originator of the Old Time Movie in Anaheim. The size of the theater was small but it got even smaller when Mr. Wright widened the rows and replaced all of the children size seats with more comfortable adult seats. He also spent a considerable sum bringing the bathroom fixtures up to adult proportions.
The last time the Bijou Cinema was heard from, in the mid-1970's, it was one of many Fresno adult theaters playing X-rated films.
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Анте Тони Жижић (Сплит, 4. јануар 1997) је хрватски кошаркаш. Игра на позицији центра, а тренутно наступа за Анадолу Ефес. Његов старији брат Андрија такође се бавио кошарком.

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Кошаркаши Дарушафаке
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New Mexico Psychologists Win Right To Pres
A bill just signed into law by New Mexico's governor will allow psychologists to obtain prescribing privileges. Will this provide more care to underserved populations, or will it simply put patients at risk?
Psychologists in New Mexico will be permitted to prescribe psychotropic medications under the provisions of a law signed by Gov. Gary E. Johnson at the end of this year's legislative session.
American Psychiatric Association President Richard K. Harding, M.D., immediately issued a strongly worded denunciation of the governor's action, calling the measure "the result of a cynical, economically-motivated effort by some elements of organized psychology to achieve legislated prescriptive authority without benefit of medical education and training," and pledged that the APA will continue "to oppose all efforts to jeopardize the public health by allowing persons without a medical education to practice medicine."
But Joel Yager, M.D., head of the department of psychiatry at University of New Mexico and a member of the APA Council of Medical Education and Career Development, believes Johnson approved the hotly debated legislation precisely because he agreed with arguments by psychiatrists about the risks to the public from having inadequately trained personnel prescribing drugs.
"We were able to meet with his staff for an hour, and we and the psychologists had 15 minutes with him" the day before the bill was signed, Yager told Psychiatric Times. "I think he agreed with our arguments. Therefore, he signed the bill."
He said that the governor may have feared that a measure with fewer safeguards to protect patients might be forced through the legislature next year after he leaves office, so he signed this year's measure, which had been heavily amended to require extensive training of psychologists before they are granted prescriptive authority. The bill also gives equal responsibility for oversight of the training programs and regulations to the state's Board of Medical Examiners and Board of Psychologist Examiners.
"One of our consultants said she believes the governor felt that no one in the legislature is really smart enough to understand these issues, so he took it out of [their] hands," Yager added.
As a practical matter, the training and supervision requirements of the law, which take effect July 1, may discourage psychologists from seeking state approval to prescribe. Luis A. Vargas, Ph.D., chair of the Board of Psychologist Examiners, told PT that he estimated that only about 25 of the 550 licensed psychologists in the state would seek prescribing authority.
Vargas added that the approval process is very labor-intensive. Candidates must have a degree in psychology, complete 450 classroom hours of training in neuroscience, pharmacology, psychopharmacology, physiology, pathophysiology, "appropriate and relevant physical and laboratory assessment," and clinical pharmacotherapeutics. They also must pass a national examination approved by both regulatory boards.
In addition, the psychologist must complete an 80-hour practicum in clinical assessment and pathophysiology and an additional supervised practicum of at least 400 hours, treating no fewer than 100 patients with mental disorders under the supervision of a psychiatrist or other appropriately trained physician.
Once this work is completed, the state will issue a two-year provisional certificate to the psychologist, who must establish and maintain a relationship with a physician to monitor the physical effects of patient care. At the end of the two years, the state may issue a permanent certificate. However, the psychologist must continue to receive at least 20 hours of continuing medical education a year and maintain malpractice insurance in order to retain the certification.
The malpractice issue may present an even greater hurdle than the training requirements. A spokesperson for A.M. Best Co., which rates insurance carriers and publishes what is considered to be the bible of the industry, declined to speculate on whether or not malpractice insurers would accept the risk of psychologists prescribing. The company feels the issue is too new for them to have any data on which to base a decision.
Finally, there are questions about whether or not patients will welcome prescriptions from psychologists. A strong backlash among patients developed while the bill was being considered in the legislature. One consumer posted a message in an online discussion group that said:
This is scary. Psychiatrists are bad enough at diagnosing medical roots of presenting symptoms without letting people with no medical training play doctor. This is an outrageous insult to people diagnosed with psychiatric illnesses, separating them out as a lesser class of citizens with less right to proper medical attention.
Deborah Fickling, executive director of the Mental Health Association of New Mexico, told PT she has mixed feelings about the bill's passage. "We do have a shortage of psychiatrists in the state. In that respect, it will be very beneficial, especially in rural areas, to have another avenue of prescriptive authority. But we do have concerns about the lack of medical training."
Yager agreed that there is a manpower shortage. "There has in fact been an exodus, especially among child psychiatrists," he explained. "Part of this is economic. Medicaid pays less in New Mexico than it does right across the border in Texas or Colorado. There is a need, undoubtedly, for more mental health services, particularly in the rural communities. The problem is that the distribution of psychologists is pretty close to the distribution of psychiatrists. They're mostly concentrated in the cities, not out in the rural areas."
Albuquerque, for example, has 231 of the state's 550 psychologists, with another 62 in Santa Fe and 25 in Las Cruces.
Whether or not the new prescriptive authority will result in a change in the distribution of mental health care professionals remains to be seen, and the results may not be known for many years. Before any certifications can take place, the two regulatory boards must develop a working relationship and reach agreement on a broad range of issues regarding training, testing, supervision and peer review.
"There are some real challenges to the boards with the requirements for collaboration," Vargas said. "Since the boards are concerned with the safety of the public -- and our board has three public members on it -- I'm sure we'll work in the direction of greater protection for the public. The biggest challenge is the time commitment and investment of time and resources to that end."In addition to New Mexico, four states -- Hawaii, Illinois, Tennessee and Georgia -- have psychologist prescribing legislation pending. But Lee Dixon, director of the health policy tracking service for the National Conference of State Legislatures, told PT that none of the bills has progressed past the introductory phase, and he does not believe that any action will take place in this legislative year.


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"Brazilians only accept first place, not like some other teams, other countries with tradition, they sometimes land second, third or fourth place and are celebrated".
"Neymar is not yet 100 percent", Brazil coach Tite said Saturday.
However, manager Mladen Krstajic's squad has plenty of quality, and highly rated midfielder Milinkovic-Savic was particularly impressive.
Those towering Swiss players took no prisoners, committing 19 fouls to Brazil's 12, 10 of which were on Neymar.
Head coach Vladimir Petkovic could name the same side that drew 1-1 with Brazil, with Haris Seferovic continuing as a lone forward.
Brazil, despite a noticeable competitive advantage, are unable to interrupt a successful series of Switzerland, which in recent times with the destruction started at the world Cup in 1966.
Perhaps Neymar felt that his noodle-esque hairstyle was unlucky, especially given that he and the Selecao could only muster a disappointing 1-1 draw against Switzerland on Sunday evening.
A young German side previous year won the Confederations Cup in Russian Federation, thumping Mexico 4-1 along the way.
Brazil are the most in-form side going into the tournament with 17 wins in 21 games and they offered some thrilling displays in their warm-up friendlies as well.
In all they have faced off eight times, with Brazil having won three, drawn three and lost two.
Yet this was Germany's first opening-game defeat since 1982 and the only time in World Cup history that they, Brazil and Argentina had all failed to win their first matches.
Neymar will now face a race to full fitness as Brazil next play on Friday against Costa Rica, before Tite's men finish their group fixtures against Serbia on June 27.
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As the protester was being escorted from the venue, Trump laid into the man from the podium. Vice President Mike Pence added that they are calling upon Congress to change the laws.


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Q: how to creat list than contain a specific number If numlist contains a list of numbers, create a new list that contains only
those numbers that are less than 100.
(e.g. [42, 130, 7, 100, 101] becomes [42, 7])
I tried this but my output is "1,4" only
Can you help me on this, it's even better if you find another way rather rather than using the while loop
numlist = [1,4,200,56,78,900,433,555,554]
numlist2 = []
i=0
while numlist[i] < 100:
    numlist2.append(numlist[i])
    i = i+1

print(numlist2)

A: You might be overthinking this. Just iterate over the elements of numlist with a for loop and check your condition. No need for integer indexes or a while.
Oneliner:
numlist2 = [x for x in numlist if x < 100]

"Traditional"
numlist2 = []
for x in numlist:
    if x < 100:
        numlist2.append(x)

A: numlist2 = list(filter(lambda x: x < 100, numlist))

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Nestled in the rolling hills of Romania, on the Western side nearer to the capitals of Serbia and Hungary than to its own capital city of Bucharest, you will find a winding gravel road leading to a small gathering of buildings. Each building is painted white, changing tones with the sun, and each is capped with a red tiled roof. The siding is hand carved out of wood from surrounding forests and built not to stun but to comfort.
Several main buildings are surrounded by a smattering of other, smaller structures. The largest edifice, four stories tall, acts as home, kitchen, workroom, laundry, study, cellar, and gathering place. Exit its main doors and to your left you will find a furnace stacked high with wood and fed constantly during colder months to keep the indoors at a comfortable temperature. To your right sits the most important piece of the property. It symbolizes the reason this community has come to existence and the place where outsiders frequently seek solace. Up the hill, you will find a row of individual buildings, measuring roughly three meters wide by three meters deep. Inside of each: a bed, desk, chair and bureau. Beyond them is a narrow dirt path leading into the shelter of the woods to a communal washroom. You will not find mirrors in any of these places, for vanity is not fed and looks are not as important as feelings and actions.
Back down the hill are four more similar structures, different from the former only in that these are stacked side by side, each sharing a wall with another. There are two buildings near the driveway appearing as traditional houses, though inside they serve mainly as storage, opening up when extra shelter is needed for visitors. A kitchen, dining room, workroom and barn make up the rest of the buildings, along with several small blue, yellow and white houses which annually receives more visitors than the entire population of Romania. These visitors are buzzing bees, and are a source of external income for the mainly self-sustainable community. Finally, two greenhouses keep fresh produce growing even after Mother Nature's frosted the ground with specks of ice water.
Cows roam freely, grazing where they like, whether it be the main yard, the garden (though this always leads to a chasing scene : man versus cow, to keep flowers and plants safe) or along the road leading to a nearby town. Dogs run about, rescued from nearby towns, they've since been given a home, food and shelter. They show appreciation and respect by greeting everyone with kind eyes while simultaneously guarding the premises from unwanted intruders like sheep and wild boar with echoing barks of warning. Each pup has his own unique characteristics, from the more lively to the more fierce, the more energetic and the follower who after being struck by a car is excitedly hopping on three legs and for the most part, managing to keep up with the others. One in particular will melt your heart: A gargantuan animal with enough fur with which to craft hats and shawls for the entire community if ever this was needed (or acceptable). His name is Bear, understandably so, and he can be found guarding his handmade dog house on the banks of a trickling stream lined with purple irises and yellow flowers too delicate to touch.
There are chickens as well, fed and cared for by patient hands. When properly tended to, the eggs, dairy and honey from chickens, cows, and bees are enough to feed the little community. Fresh honeys, milk, cheeses, yogurt, eggs, and the occasional spread of fresh butter are all created, compliments of the farm animals and talented individuals working in the kitchen night and day.
Who lives here beyond the animals and bees? Who runs the land? A handful of incredible women. Talented, true beings. They are gracious, giving, accepting and knowledgeable. They have forgone the traditional city life that you and I are more attuned to, and instead have followed their own paths to this place on the edge of Romania's Carpathian Mountains. They are ever moving, working around the clock like eager Energizer Bunnies, stopping for thrice-daily communal meals and prayers. They share an immense love of life and of laughter, and their sprightly mannerisms and ageless beauty will lead you to belief they have found the Fountain of Youth. Three men live amongst them: a skilled jack of all trades, a younger more quiet being, and the one who envisioned this place before its existence: The Father.
Each of these women are Maica: nuns living on this monastery for what will most likely be the rest of their lives.
With them, I lived, worked, ate, and learned for one month. One unforgettable month.
Curious as to what happens next? You're in luck! This is Post One in a series. Read the next, "Life on a Romanian Monastery: Figuring It All Out" to find out!
What a wonderful place! Your time there sounds very grounding and peaceful.
Never knew much about nuns or monks,although I have seen plenty in Ireland. Deciding whether to get to Poland via Bucharest or Vienna. A religious stop would be a great thing to add.
It really is a fascinating life. If you'd like to go and have spare time (more than a week is ideal) I can send you the details! Check out the posts about Poland too – you'll find some inspiration there as well! Safe Travels!
It seems you had a very peaceful month during your stay.It's something that everyone should consider when the hectic daily life becomes "too much".
Thank you 🙂 It truly is impeccable.
I love following your posts on Romania! It's high on my list to visit, and there isn't as much information on Romania as other destinations.
You're right, Romania is a road less traveled, and an attractive one at that. I'm glad you've enjoyed! Stay tuned.. there are just a few more coming!


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Ferron was born in Louiseville, Quebec on January 29, 1924. She studied at the École des beaux-arts before dropping out, unsatisfied with the way the school's instructors addressed modern art. Ferron was an early member of Paul-Émile Borduas's Automatistes art movement. She signed the manifesto Refus global, a watershed event in the Quebec cultural scene, in 1948.
In 1953, she moved to Paris, where she worked for 13 years in drawing and painting and was introduced to the art of stained glass, for which she would become best known.
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TACMED (Part 1) - TCCC, Training, and Tactics for First Responders with Dr. Mike Simpson
Dr. Mike "Doc" Simpson, the host of the "Mind of the Warrior" podcast, joins Adam to discuss tactical medicine for first responders. This two (2) part episode covers tactical medical training, standards, and tactics before moving into personal medical equipment, IFAKs, and Doc's views on what needs to be changed when it comes to training for First Responders.
EPISODE PAGE: https://thebreakdown.ca/010
Mike began his career in the Rangers, ultimately being promoted to Sergeant and serving as an anti-tank section leader. In 1988, Mike finished his initial enlistment and was honorably discharged. For the next three years, Mike worked as a corrections officer and served in the Florida Army National Guard as part of the 3rd Battalion 20th Special Forces Group (Airborne). During Desert Storm, Mike attended Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS), and the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC) graduating as a Special Forces Engineer. Mike was assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) at Fort Bragg North Carolina, and served there until 2002, first as a Special Forces Engineer Sergeant, and later as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant, after completing medical training at Fort Sam Houston Texas. He deployed to multiple countries in Central and South America, and is a fluent Spanish speaker. In 2002, Mike left Special Forces to attend medical school. After graduating with his Medical Doctorate, Mike trained in Emergency Medicine, and still maintains a medical practice as a board-certified EM physician in the state of Texas. As an Army physician, Mike was assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), and deployed multiple times in direct support of the Global War on Terror (GWOT). During that time period, he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal with V Device, as well as the Combat Medical Badge, for performing his duties as an Emergency Medicine Physician under enemy fire. Mike is a practitioner of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, currently holding the rank of purple belt, and works as a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fight physician. As one of the foremost experts in both tactical trauma medicine and combat sports medicine, Mike is highly sought after as a lecturer and instructor, working extensively with MMA fighters, law enforcement, and military organizations providing medical care and training. Mike is a frequent guest on both medical and MMA podcasts, and also hosts his own podcast titled "Mind of The Warrior".
Website: https://drmikesimpson.com/
Contact: https://drmikesimpson.com/contact
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mind-of-the-warrior/id1021422295?mt=2
Dr. Mike "Doc" Simpson, the host of the "Mind of the Warrior" podcast, joins Adam to discuss tactical medicine for first responders. This two (2) part episode covers tactical medical training, standards, and tactics before moving into personal medical equipment, IFAKs, and Doc's views on what needs to be changed when it comes to training for First Responders. EPISODE PAGE: https://thebreakdown.ca/010 Mike began his career in the Rangers, ultimately being promoted to Sergeant and serving as an anti-tank section leader. In 1988, Mike finished his initial enlistment and was honorably discharged. For the next three years, Mike worked as a corrections officer and served in the Florida Army National Guard as part of the 3rd Battalion 20th Special Forces Group (Airborne). During Desert Storm, Mike attended Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS), and the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC) graduating as a Special Forces Engineer. Mike was assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) at Fort Bragg North Carolina, and served there until 2002, first as a Special Forces Engineer Sergeant, and later as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant, after completing medical training at Fort Sam Houston Texas. He deployed to multiple countries in Central and South America, and is a fluent Spanish speaker. In 2002, Mike left Special Forces to attend medical school. After graduating with his Medical Doctorate, Mike trained in Emergency Medicine, and still maintains a medical practice as a board-certified EM physician in the state of Texas. As an Army physician, Mike was assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), and deployed multiple times in direct support of the Global War on Terror (GWOT). During that time period, he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal with V Device, as well as the Combat Medical Badge, for performing his duties as an Emergency Medicine Physician under enemy fire. Mike is a practitioner of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, currently holding the rank of purple belt, and works as a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fight physician. As one of the foremost experts in both tactical trauma medicine and combat sports medicine, Mike is highly sought after as a lecturer and instructor, working extensively with MMA fighters, law enforcement, and military organizations providing medical care and training. Mike is a frequent guest on both medical and MMA podcasts, and also hosts his own podcast titled "Mind of The Warrior". Website: https://drmikesimpson.com/ Contact: https://drmikesimpson.com/contact Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mind-of-the-warrior/id1021422295?mt=2 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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West Australian Opera 2011 Season: Tosca
The 2011 Season of Tosca kicked off last Saturday night. This controversial production has the local, relatively conservative opera-going public in a stir, who are generally accustomed to more traditional interpretations of the core works of the central repertoire. For example, Elektra will only receive it's local premiere next year, Gotterdammerung and Aida in their entirety only a few years ago, and Salome has never been performed here, though one of my inside sources tells me it is 'on the horizon'.
Personally I am looking forward to this new staging, hoping it might shake things up a bit. As much as this is one of my most cherished operatic scores, and admit to loving a traditional production of Tosca, it is one of those works that occasionally needs someone like director Christopher Alden to sweep away the cobwebs of tradition and permit audiences to see it with different vision.
My hope is that the reputation built up around this production in Sydney last year, from the walk-out of soprano Cheryl Barker (more on this at a later date), to the mixed reception of cheers and boo's at it's premiere has not influenced people's desire to see this wonderful opera and therefore affect ticket sales.
The review from the West Australian can be read here. I am attending tomorrow nights performance and as a result will post a review of proceedings later in the week.


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> wasn't ready in time and so it's been sitting in our local patch queue.
> I document what's there.
Yes, please post it as soon as you can.
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Organisations may hold an approval from Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) to maintain aircraft or components for aircraft that are registered on the Canadian Aircraft Register.
A Bilateral Agreement between EU and Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) was signed on 2 February 2012.
The Bilateral Agreement means that NAA's in Europe will undertake the oversight of organisations that hold EASA Part 145 approval and TCCA CAR 571 and 573 Approval. This means that the UK CAA will undertake the oversight of those organisations where the main base is in the UK.
A current TCCA CAR 571/573 approval.
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text: Q: Noun for a non urgent task you have been meaning to do for a long time but have not got around to? I don't mean procrastination or words like that. I'd like a noun, but I doubt it exists. An adjective will do as well. Ideally it would fit in a sentence like: "He was caught up in the mood of ____".


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using System;
using Foundation;
using UIKit;
using System.CodeDom.Compiler;
using HomeKit;

namespace HomeKitIntro
{
	public partial class CharacteristicCellStepper : UITableViewCell
	{
		#region Static Properties
		public static readonly NSString Key = new NSString ("CharacteristicCellStepper");
		#endregion

		#region Private Variables
		private bool _wiredup = false;
		#endregion

		#region Computed Properties
		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets the characteristic.
		/// </summary>
		/// <value>The characteristic.</value>
		public HMCharacteristic Characteristic { get; set; }

		/// <summary>
		/// Gets or sets the controller.
		/// </summary>
		/// <value>The controller.</value>
		public CharacteristicTableViewController Controller { get; set; }
		#endregion

		#region Constructors
		public CharacteristicCellStepper (IntPtr handle) : base (handle)
		{
		}
		#endregion

		#region Public Methods
		public void DisplayInfo(string title, float value, float min, float max, bool enabled) {

			// Update UI
			Title.Text = title;
			SubTitle.Text = value.ToString ();

			// Setup slider
			Stepper.MinimumValue = min;
			Stepper.MaximumValue = max;
			Stepper.Value = value;
			Stepper.Enabled = enabled;

			// Wireup events
			WireupEvents ();
		}
		#endregion

		#region Private Methods
		/// <summary>
		/// Wireups the events.
		/// </summary>
		private void WireupEvents () {

			// Already wired up?
			if (_wiredup)
				return;

			// Display the new value
			Stepper.ValueChanged += (sender, e) => {
				SubTitle.Text = Stepper.Value.ToString();

				// Set updated value to the characteristic
				Characteristic.WriteValue(NSObject.FromObject(Stepper.Value),(err) =>{
					// Was there an error?
					if (err!=null) {
						// Yes, inform user
						AlertView.PresentOKAlert("Update Error",err.LocalizedDescription,Controller);
					}
				});
			};

			// Mark as wired up
			_wiredup = true;

		}
		#endregion
	}
}

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THE last village play was not quite the success we had hoped for. I must take my share of the blame for I now consider that the role of Hamlet was maybe not the part for me, neither being as sprightly as I used to be or indeed given to introspection.
This time around, Mr Horton hit on the wheeze of doing a play based around the arrival of our new vicar and ensuing adventures. I use the word adventures in its loosest possible meaning.
We auditioned likely cast members in a rigorous selection process, which turned out to be neither rigorous or indeed a selection process as is generally meant by those terms.
Jim Trott suggested we play ourselves. What he actually said was: "No, no, no, no, no, no, why don't we play ourselves?" but that would have been too long-winded to include in this press release.
Oh… anyway, I am pleased to tell you that rehearsals are progressing most satisfactorily. Owen Newitt was initially sceptical, but I am glad to say he is now fully behind this enterprise.
I am one of Owen's staunchest admirers, in spite of his questionable body odour and even more questionable attachment to his livestock. I cannot fully go into my reasons for admiring Owen so, save to say it involves a wardrobe (closet is such an Americanism).
Letitia Cropley has volunteered to provide the after show catering, we firmly hope there is no repeat of her dish of roast beef with a semolina joux which kept the Radcliffe hospital staff busy for weeks.
In a surprising twist at this week's rehearsal, both Hugo Horton and Alice Tinker announced they would both be leaving their brains to science. I have it on good authority that the world of science rejected their kind offer and made alternative suggestions, none of which I can mention in a family newspaper.
The vicar herself has shown hitherto unexplored avenues of thespian talent, in fact at one point I was absolutely speechless. Odd that, I am rarely speechless as I am reliably informed by almost everybody.
Please do come to our little show. It promises to be a laugh a minute experience. Although I have to be perfectly honest and say that thanks to my newly calibrated stopwatch I can now reveal that it is actually a laugh every two minutes and thirty-one seconds.
TRIBUTE: The Marine Players were saddened, like so many others, to hear of the death of Emma Chambers who played Alice in the TV series 'The Vicar of Dibley'. Hers was a finely tuned creation showcasing her comedy skills and she will be greatly missed. Lorraine Knowles, who is playing Alice in our production, will write a short tribute which will be featured in the show's programme.
The Marine Players perform 'The Vicar of Dibley', a stage play by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter, based on the TV series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer, from Wednesday, March 21 to Saturday, March 24 at the Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis. Tickets priced £12 available from the Tourist Information Centre.


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Anstey Hall, Trumpington 4071
Trumpington, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
A late-17th-century house built for Anthony Thompson which was extended in 1909. In 1695 a large garden was laid out to the south of the hall with the brick walls partially surviving until 1980. In 1941 the hall was requisitioned by the government and in 1997 was purchased by its current owners, restored and opened as a hotel.
To the south of the house were pleasure grounds overlooking a meadow and pasture land. Adjoining the field was an orchard and two productive gardens planted with trained and standard fruit trees. Nearby was a well stocked dovecote.
Following the additions to the property, the south garden was simply laid out with lawns edged with low retaining walls and paths around a small circular pond; the meadow became a small park with specimen trees. In 1837 the sale particulars described the northern approach via a circular avenue of elms interspersed with shrubbery and enclosed by a lofty wall.
Dovecote, Lawn, Pond, Avenue, Path
Detailed History
Anstey Hall is a late-17th-century house built for Anthony Thompson, which was doubled in size in 1909. In 1695 Thompson laid out a large garden to the south, the surrounding brick walls partly surviving until 1980.
In 1941 the Hall was requisitioned by the Government and is now no longer a private residence. In 1997 the hall was purchased by its current owners. It is now in use as a wedding and conference venue.
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1/2 cup sliced black olives – or green if you want to zing it up!
1. Lightly spray mushroom caps with olive oil, place cap side down on a baking sheet, and cook in oven for about 5 minutes to slightly soften.
2. Remove tray from the oven and fill each cap with 1/4 cup spaghetti sauce. Add equal amount of remaining ingredients to each cap, and cover each pizza with 1/2 cup cheese.
3. Place tray in oven and cook for about 15 minutes until cheese is bubbling and browning.
Yields 4 mini-pizzas … serve with salad and enjoy! Happy eating!
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Home » Health & Pharmaceutical Law » The ongoing development of South African law related to cannabis
The ongoing development of South African law related to cannabis
With an entrenched history in Africa, KISCH IP has, for the last 145 years, assisted clients from small to large businesses in all sectors, in safeguarding their intellectual property rights. While acknowledging our establish... more
By Thomas Schmidt
Topics Constitutional Law & Civil Rights | Government, Politics & Policy | Health & Pharmaceutical Law
For those following the ongoing developments surrounding cannabis legalisation in South Africa, the publication of Government Notices R755 and R756 in May last year was met with considerable interest. These notices made use of the Minister's powers under the Medicines and Related Substances Control Act to both lower the Schedule of cannabidiol (CBD) to Schedule 4, and to specifically exclude certain formulations of CBD from the Schedule. Previously CBD had been treated as a high-schedule drug due to its status as a component of cannabis, but the lowering to Schedule 4 allows CBD to be prescribed by medical professionals when intended for therapeutic purposes.
The exclusion from the schedules entirely was limited, however, to preparations containing "a maximum daily dose of 20mg" of CBD, with a restriction on the claims which may be made as to the health benefits of the product. A further exclusion was also made for processed products made from cannabis which contain "not more than 0,001 % of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and not more than 0,0075 % total cannabidiol (CBD)". No definitions or guidance are provided in either the Act or the Regulations as to what these percentages mean, but on the assumption that they refer to weight percentage it can be assumed that this latter category is aimed at either processed hemp (as the same percentage of THC is specified in government releases regarding industrial hemp cultivation and processing), or hemp oil.
As a result, it is now possible to both get a prescription for CBD, as well as to buy and sell CBD products which meet the terms of the exclusion over the counter (assuming that they also conform to the other requirements specified by the Act). Or, at least, to do so until the terms of the exclusion expire on 23 May 2020.
Here our understanding is that these exclusions were provided principally in order to allow the current CBD import market to operate, with the predictable result being a boom in pop-up stores and stands selling CBD vape products, rubbing oils, supplements and the like. With local licences for cannabis cultivation being both new and rather thin on the ground, the import sector also looks to be where most of the regulatory action will be for the time being.
All of which leads to the question: what next for cannabis and hemp in South Africa? As is so often the case, the waters of government intent are murky and spotting ongoing trends is difficult. Were the author to hazard a guess, it may be assumed that the exclusion will be renewed sometime in mid-2020 (perhaps with more or less restrictions as feedback continues to filter in to the Minister).
Here the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has also indicated an intent to resolve the current grey area that commercial hemp production fell into – where growers wishing to make hemp for industrial fibre purposes (normally a sphere of activity which falls under the remit of the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries) are still required to get a permit from them to do so under terms closer to a drug manufacturing facility than a farm.
Here it would be optimistic to expect rapid movement, but incremental news on this front may be forthcoming over the course of the year as SAHPRA and DAFF continue to engage. The stated intention of the President (voiced at the recent State of the Nation Address) to open up and regulate commercial hemp production in the country will also presumably bring the fruit of any such engagement out into the open.
With regard to the market for medical cannabis and CBD, the general trend in other countries has been towards a steady progression of legalisation once decriminalisation and medical use has been allowed. With pressure on government to raise additional revenue and lower costs, the twin promise of taxes on (legal) cannabis sales and less police resources spent raiding cannabis growing operations must seem very tempting. The relatively low levels of mechanisation present in both cannabis and hemp production may also appeal to a government in need of good news on the jobs front.
Overall, although the situation is still fluid, there is reason to expect good news for CBD customers, cannabis growers, and hemp farmers in the near future.
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X was convicted of murder made capital because he had been convicted of another murder within the 20 years preceding this offense, see 13A-5-40(a)(13), Ala. Code 1975. The jury, by a vote of 10-2, recommended that he be sentenced to death. the trial court accepted this recommendation and sentenced X to death by electrocution. On appeal, the Court of Criminal Appeals held that the trial court's written sentencing order was deficient in that it failed to comply with the requirement of 13A-5-47(d), Ala. Code 1975, that the trial court enter specific written findings concerning the existence or non-existence of each aggravating circumstance enumerated in 13A-5-51, and any additional mitigating circumstances offered pursuant to 13A-5-52. X v. State, [Ms. CR-94-0453, September 26, 1997] So. 2d, 1997 Ala. Accordingly, the Court of Criminal Appeals remanded the cause for the trial court to enter specific written findings concerning the existence or nonexistence of each aggravating circumstance enumerated in 13A-5-49, each mitigating circumstance enumerated in 13A-5-51, and any additional non-statutory mitigating circumstances offered pursuant to 13A-5-52. On the circuit court's return to that remand order, the Court of Criminal Appeals, on May 29, 1998, wrote another opinion, stating that the amended sentencing order indicated that the trial court had found the existence of two statutory aggravating circumstances: (1) that X, in September 1975, had been convicted of a felony involving the use of violence to the person (specifically, second-degree murder) see 13A-5-49(2); and (2) that the capital offense was committed while X was engaged in an attempt to commit a kidnapping and a rape, see 13A-5-49(4). The amended order further indicated that the trial court, after making specific written findings as to each circumstance, found that none of the statutory mitigating circumstances enumerated in 13A-5-51 had been proven to exist. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed X's conviction and his sentence of death. On the question of a proper sentence in a capital case, the trial court must permit a defendant to submit any evidence the defendant feels might be taken in mitigation during his sentencing. Lockett v. Ohio, 438 U.S. 586, 604, 57 L. Ed. 2d 973, 98 S. Ct. 2954 (1978); Ex parte Land, 678 So. 2d 224, 241 (Ala. 1996); Ex parte Hart, 612 So. 2d 536, 541-42 (Ala. 1992), cert. denied, 508 U.S. 953, 113 S. Ct. 2450, 124 L. Ed. 2d 666 (1993). X submitted the evidence regarding his mental condition, and the sentencing order indicates that the judge considered that evidence. There is no requirement that a sentencing authority must find the evidence offered by the defendant as a mitigating factor; however, the sentencing authority may not be precluded from considering any mitigating factor. Eddings v. Oklahoma, 455 U.S. 104, 102 S. Ct. 869, 71 L. Ed. 2d 1 (1982); Rutledge v. State, 523 So. 2d 1087, 1103-04 (Ala. Crim. App. 1987), rev'd on other grounds, 523 So. 2d 1118 (Ala. 1988). Clisby v. State, 456 So. 2d 99 (Ala. Crim App. 1983), aff'd, 456 So. 2d 105 (Ala. 1984), cert. denied, 470 U.S. 1009, 84 L. Ed. 2d 391, 105 S. Ct. 1372 (1985). We have thoroughly reviewed the record, acting pursuant to Rule 39(k), Ala. R. App. P., and we have found no "plain error" that would warrant a reversal of the conviction. The Court of Criminal Appeals addressed three issues raised by X: (1) whether the trial court erred in denying his motion to suppress physical evidence obtained following his arrest; (2) whether his constitutional rights were violated by his absence from a pretrial hearing held on November 17, 1994; (3) whether the trial court's finding, as a statutory aggravating circumstance, that X, when he committed the murder, was attempting to kidnap "or possibly rape" the victim, constitutes evidence indicating that the State failed to prove the existence of that statutory aggravating circumstance "beyond a reasonable doubt," as required by 13A-5-45(e), Ala. Code 1975. The Court of Criminal Appeals, finding no reversible error, affirmed X's conviction and sentence. We affirm the judgment of the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Tadeusz Kozłowski (ur. 1 lutego 1948, zm. 2 grudnia 2012) – polski dziennikarz, wicedyrektor Programu Drugiego TVP i szef redakcji kulturalnej.

Wicedyrektorem TVP2 był w latach 80. XX wieku. Współtworzył takie programy jak: Pegaz, Kawa czy herbata, Pytanie na śniadanie oraz transmisje z 20 kolejnych finałów Wielkiej Orkiestry Świątecznej Pomocy i Przystanku Woodstock.

Pochowany na cmentarzu Powązkowskim w Warszawie.

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 Artykuł "On był telewizją". Nie żyje Tadeusz Kozłowski w serwisie TVP.info.pl (opublikowane 02.12.2012)

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Joseph Dempsey Inducted 2019 - Class of 1961
Joseph Dempsey enlisted in the United States Air Force after graduating from Woodward High School in 1961 and has spent his entire adult life in service to this Great Country. Joseph has lived all over the world and has only been back to Toledo for family emergencies and short visits. Joseph didn't get much of a chance to participate in after school activities while attending Woodward, as he worked for the last blacksmith in the greater Toledo area and there were a lot of horses to take care of.
Joseph Dempsey came from a military family whose very history was devoted to service. His stepfather served in WWI, his uncles and brother-in-law were WWII, Joseph and his brother were Vietnam, Joseph and his nephews served in Desert Shield/Storm, and Joseph's son served in the Marine Corps. With all the Veterans in his family, Joseph lists Mr. Wilusz and Mr. Sloan as two Woodward teachers who helped to mold and reinforce his values based upon personal discipline. Both of them, in their individual ways, pointed him down the right path. Further, Joseph recalls that
he will always be grateful to them and Woodward High School for some great times, a solid education, and memories.
Joseph's military decorations include five Meritorious Service Medals, four Air Force Commendation Medals, ten Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards (two with V for valor). He served as a Missile Combat Crewmember during the Cuban Missile Crisis, served as an advisor to the Vietnamese Air Force at Tan Son Nhut AB, he was deployed from Wright Patterson AB to Taegu AB Korea during the Pueblo Crisis. His next assignment was to Cam Ly AFLD, Vietnam where he supported special air and ground operations. Joseph's Civilian Decorations include 18 years of continuous outstanding evaluations, a US Government Service Special Act for construction of a multi-million-dollar power plant and an Air Force Exemplary Service Award. Joseph's Air Force career was absolutely stunning, and he is currently serving as the Air Force Civil Service Technical Director/Deputy Squadron Commander for Civil Engineering. In his spare time Joseph supports the Vietnam Veterans and Wounded Warrior Program.
Of all Chief Master Sergeant Dempsey's achievements, the most significant of these is his marriage of almost 57 years to Sandra (Robinson) Dempsey. Sandy, the Chief's better half, always held down the home front in all regards, from taking care of their son and daughter to house maintenance and every day duties. She was the glue that remained strong, supportive, and always ready for the ever changing atmosphere that military life demanded.


The Mexican Fence Post is a species originating in Central Mexico. These grow to heights of 12 or more feet and have a diameter of 3 to 8″. Its star-shape cross section can have from 5 to 9 points..its thorns are far less vicious than other species of cacti. Flowers are pink-yellow or green-yellow. When planted side by side they make an effective fence. They like it hot, tolerate afternoon shade and are hardy to zone 9 (28 Deg F overnight).


an Arab castle east of Horns in Syria. The castle was built in 727, and its ruins are preserved. The castle is a typical example of the architectural structures built by the Umayyads in the desert: it is square in plan, with dwelling and housekeeping quarters symmetrically located around a court and with an outer wall having a majestic entrance and towers that are semicircular in plan. Within the castle were found frescoes, stucco reliefs, and fragments of sculpture (all now in the National Museum in Damascus). Late classical traditions are combined in the decorations with an inclination for or namentality and flatness. The decorative works are unique examples of the fine arts of the Arabic Middle Ages.


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Business News / Marketing / Here's why Google My Business is your most important digital asset
Here's why Google My Business is your most important digital asset
Business News | 16 Jul, 2019 | Joel Coen
Remember when you first launched your website? And all the blood, sweat and tears—and money— that went into making it the most beautiful, useful website that would undoubtedly get millions of visits and virtually deliver new customers to your doorstep?
How times have changed.
Now, don't get me wrong. Websites are still important, relevant and in many cases a necessary hub of information.
But five years ago, Google launched a free platform called Google My Business (GMB for short), which allows users to quickly gather information about a company in a listing format without having to leave Google to go to that company's website.
"Sounds great," you may think. "But so what?"
Joel Coen is the chief digital officer for Commit Agency.
Here's the kicker: your company's GMB listing gets at least quadruple the impressions as your website.
And while four times more impressions may not sound significant, that could amount to thousands, hundreds of thousands or even millions of impressions on your GMB listing—unequivocally making it the most important tool that companies today should prioritize.
To put it bluntly, your GMB listing is a valuable piece of real estate.
Today, there are more than 150 million GMB listings that show up in Google search either on the right side of your screen for a single location (like The Phoenician Resort) or in the Maps section if the company has several locations or listings (such as Goodwill).
Over the past five years, Google has introduced myriad functionalities to the GMB listing that optimize the user experience and make it easier than ever to do virtually everything within the listing itself, such as read customer reviews, see photos, get offers, book a reservation and so much more.
Earlier this summer, the search behemoth announced new GMB features available to businesses that will undoubtedly attract more eyes and clicks: welcome offers for customers who "follow" its GMB listing, company logos and cover photos, the ability for users to purchase items directly within the profile (like tickets to the ballet), and a "Local Favorite" badge for companies in the top 5 percent of their specific category.
And just a few months ago, Google hinted at potentially monetizing listings. In a survey to select local companies, users were asked how much they would be willing to spend each month for certain features, many of which would be new features like automated review responses and the ability to remove ads from your listing. Google is exploring charging businesses anywhere from $25 to $60 per month depending on the option selected, according to this survey. If this ends up being implemented, it will have a significant impact on what information about a company is provided in the GMB profile when users do a search.
When it comes to attracting new customers and generating revenue, your GMB listing should be priority number one. Make sure you're leveraging all of the available features that will help connect you with potential customers.
If you don't prioritize GMB, you can bet that your competitors already have.
Are you willing to take that chance?
Joel Coen is chief digital officer for Commit Agency.
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NewsBusters Misleads on al-Qaeda in Iraq
An April 3 NewsBusters post by Kyle Drennen insisted that John McCain's claim that "Al Qaeda in Iraq" would be "taking" Iraq if the U.S. withdrew from the country was, contrary to what a CBS report claimed, not an exaggeration. Another NewsBusters post by Brian Fitzpatrick called the CBS assertion about the McCain's statement a "smear" and a "whopper" and that Katie Couric "told a lie" in "lump[ing] John McCain in with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama as liars." Fitzpatrick added: "Apparently Katie Couric cannot distinguish between a prediction about a policy issue and a lie deliberately crafted to gain advantage in a campaign."
But neither Drennen nor Fitzpatrick explain the thing that made McCain's statement an exaggeration, if not a lie: McCain's conflation of Al Qaeda in Iraq with Al Qaeda.
Specifically, the two groups are not one in the same. As the Council on Foreign Relations points out (h/t Media Matters), "Established by the late Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, an Arab of Jordanian descent, AQI rose to prominence after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. ... a number of experts say it wasn't until 2004, when Zarqawi vowed obedience to the al-Qaeda leader, that the groups became linked."
Both Drennan and Fitzpatrick are silent on the difference between Al Qaeda and Al Qaeda in Iraq, which means they really don't have a basis upon which to defend the purported truth of McCain's statement.
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The Greater New Bedford Community Health Center is pleased to welcome Eliesel G. Lacerda, MD to its Geriatrics Staff. Dr. Lacerda received his medical degree from Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. Following his residency in Internal Medicine at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center he completed a Fellowship in Infectious Diseases at both Mount Sinai Hospital and Cabrini Medical Center. Dr. Lacerda is board certified in Internal Medicine and Infectious Disease. He was a Hospitalist at Morton Hospital and Medical Center and an Associate at Mount Sinai School of Medicine.
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Sunshine/Sunset, the latest release by the duo Sunshine Afterlife, comprised of vapordrone producer Princess Commodore 64 and ambient artist Streymoyer, is a truly transcendental journey. Combining the trademark sounds of both artists this album is a mixture of deep synthetic textures, soaring futuristic synthesizers, field recording atmospherics and mangled plunderphonic noise. The result is a mesmerising exploration of the uncanny which focuses on the interconnectedness of the spiritual and the mundane. This project was described by Streymoyer as the journey of a lonely wanderer "going from the suburbs to the astral plane", an aural experience which Princess Commodore 64 explains was a way of exploring his own personal relationship to spirituality and keeping himself centred.
The album opens with It's a Love Thing that eases the listener into their journey, beginning with a heavily filtered field recording that conjures up a sense of disassociation and strangeness. As the listener becomes accustomed to their awkward surroundings a synth emerges offering a sweet but drawn out melody reminiscent of Blade Runner. This moment of clarity dissolves organically into a delayed mush that pulses gently, as the second track Collect Your Records and Change Your Number rises up punctuated with subtle percussion hits that build into shimmering splashes of electronic sound. The effect is a swirling, delicate vaporous veil that shrouds the listener in an ambience which is at once fragile and sweet whilst still managing to be underscored by a subversive darkness.
This use of juxtaposition is integral to the aural aesthetic of Sunshine/Sunset. A stylistic preoccupation which reflects the artists' thematic musings on the presence of the extraordinary in the everyday. A contradictory state which is rendered through the disjuncture that opens up between their playful, tender melodies and the constant bubbling threat of confounded noise that continually wrestles the moments of beauty into submission. As a consequence, Sunshine/Sunset is quite a dynamic listening experience which oscillates between triumphant soaring moments of musical catharsis on tracks like How Long Is Now//What We Were And What We Will Be (Forever) which build up to these great heights only to break down and plunge the listener into a perpetually present shadow realm. There is also a gentle playfulness on tracks like Some Kind of Wizard beginning with an industrial rhythm which chugs and throbs in the murky depths of the mix leaving room for the delicate dance of distorted synths to flutter overhead like grime coated butterflies. The effect produces moments of levity and joy that emphasise a sense of space and freedom amidst the bleakness but which, like everything on this album disintegrates into a sprawling wasteland of noisy ambience.
In many ways, the darker moments on this album sound like something from the sound design of Eraserhead, infused with a throbbing industrial menace which drones away in the background creating a real sense of tension. It is not surprising then that both artists cite its creator, David Lynch, as a major artistic influence which Streymoyer explains inspired the pair to make music that evokes a supernatural air of something always beyond our grasp. And in keeping with this, there is something eternally fleeting about the disparate musical ideas flow across these nine tracks, a constantly shifting parade of moments which arrive unannounced and evaporate at the edge of consciousness, leaving a phantasmal psychic residue that plays with perception. Perhaps reflecting the more spiritual or metaphysical aspects of the album, this tendency conjures a strong sense of drifting time and impermanence. Sounds float in and out of the frame never quite establishing themselves, always leaving the listener to question their perpetually fading memory as if it were a comment on mortality itself.
What makes these tracks particularly immersive is the way they unfold so organically. According to Princess Commodore 64 this unique feeling was created by the duo's collaborative approach which was more akin to the workings of a jam band than electronic music. Princess Commodore 64 was responsible for providing the foundations for these tracks, constructing disfigured sample loops which were passed on to Streymoyer to jam over. The result is nine free wheeling synthesizer workouts that sprawl into epic sonic landscapes taking many unexpected twists and turns that culminate in the album's centrepiece, the gargantuan A Song For An Old Man (BOB). A nearly 17 minute odyssey which needs to be experienced to be comprehended, and well worth the investment of the time it takes to do so.


If there were two words I feel God has been repeating to me this past week, those words would be: "Let go."
It's so easy to cling to things of this world. Objects, thoughts...even people.
It's easy to hold such a tight grasp on these things that we nearly become obsessed.
Maybe it's not super obvious. But think about the thing that means the most to you, like something of this world. Is it your job? A relationship you desire? Music? A goal you seek? Money? A past friendship? A grudge?
Whatever it may be, if Christ is not the center of the desire or passion-it is worthless. Wasted. It doesn't have to necessarily even be a 'bad' thing, just something that you shouldn't be clinging to so tightly.
I know that's easier said then done. Boy, do I know. To completely let go of something that means so much. You can't let go 'just a little bit'. To let go, you have to completely release your grip.
Make a 180 turn around. Loosen your grip, let yourself fall back into the arms of Christ.
Sometimes it can feel that if we let go, we have nothing to hold onto. Nothing to grasp. Our 'security blanket' is gone. If that's the case, it's all the more reason to let go!
We shouldn't have a 'security blanket' on things of this world.
Our one and only desire should be to fix our eyes on Christ, to serve Him and let Him control our lives in His timing. To let Him give us what we need.
Psalm 63:8, "My soul clings to you; your right hand upholds me."
Do you have one hand clinging to Christ and another somewhere else?
Cling to Christ, the author and perfecter of our faith. Cling to Christ, with both hands.
God brought to my attention, how easy it is to say I'm letting go....and how hard it is to actually DO IT.


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Mario Batali apparently included a cinnamon roll recipe in his latest apology to fans
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You know how it is: You're reading through yet another story about a powerful, respected man deciding to cash in all that power and respect in order to sexually harass (or worse) the women around him, and you start to feel those 3 p.m. hunger pangs start kicking in. Don't worry, friend: World-famous restaurateur—and admitted harasser and groper of women—Mario Batali has you covered, in the form of a cinnamon roll recipe he inexplicably seems to have included in his latest public apology to fans.
As reported by Buzzfeed, the missive appears to have gone out via Batali's regular newsletter, and includes a long mea culpa in which Batali states, "I have made many mistakes and I am so very sorry that I have disappointed my friends, my family, my fans and my team. My behavior was wrong and there are no excuses. I take full responsibility." So far, so good, as far as the Matt Damon ranking of harassment apologies go. But then Batali apparently decided that a post-script trip to flavortown was in order, adding, "ps. in case you're searching for a holiday-inspired breakfast, these Pizza Dough Cinnamon Rolls are a fan favorite," followed by a recipe link.
Some people have intimated that this sudden shift into cookbook land suggests Batali—who was recently booted from ABC's The Chew, and who has said he's stepping back from his other professional duties in the wake of the accusations—might not be taking the allegations against him entirely seriously. It's definitely a tone-deaf move, an easily-interpreted sign that the chef might think his culinary contributions make up for his alleged character flaws and the harmful actions he's reportedly taken toward the women in his life.
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