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The healthcare landscape is changing rapidly with megatrends like precision medicine, consumerism, virtual care, and clinician burnout discussed in both the executive suite and the media. In this presentation, Dr. Longhurst will share the insights of a physician CIO on these trends and related health IT implications.
Join your fellow attendees to discuss what you've learned in the morning sessions and make new connections.
The process of big data mining, including normalizing and analyzing data, and finding areas of cost reduction and quality improvement, consumes valuable time and effort for healthcare organizations. If healthcare organizations can shift their efforts to support immediate critical improvement programs while tracking success or failure, they can begin to drive meaningful information at the point of care for better decision making. 3M will talk about how it's tackling this problem to augment the efforts that your organization has invested in.
This session will focus on best practices from healthcare organizations who are utilizing analytics and aggregation tools to make their data meaningful and extract value from it.
In this engaging, interactive exercise the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center team we'll walk attendees through a real-world scenario of a healthcare organization experiencing a business email compromise. Clinical and IT team members alike will collaborate with one another to identify solutions that limit the damage of the intrusion through an email phishing attempt.
Our panelists will discuss how they are improving revenue cycle staff performance, operational efficiencies and financial outcomes in their organizations.
This will be a 30 minute presentation on how Tahoe Forest Hospital District is looking at ways to reduce their overall IT spend while also bringing best in class solutions to their end users.
Join your fellow attendees at the end of the day to toast what you've learned and the new connections you've made.
The evolution of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Distributed Ledger Technologies has presented multiple privacy and security challenges. Rapid adoption of these technologies without consideration for them has already led to a number of challenges across the technology landscape. With this rapid evolution comes the need to adapt new paradigms. In this session, Mitchell Parker will go over some of these new technologies, how they are causing a corresponding increase in security, and how they can reduce risk.
The use of Business Intelligence tools within Healthcare has become a common replacement to the use of static Excel files and email sharing. This presentation will go through the evolution of data sharing, data visualization and the use of data within operations to enhance task management, follow-ups and the reduction of redundant communication through embedding real-time visuals within staff's workflows.
Join our esteemed panel of leaders as they discuss the strategic, cultural and technological transformation required to move their organizations forward in the advancement of their population health programs to support their value -based care efforts.
Securing medical devices is one of the greatest challenges facing healthcare providers today and, yet, there is little information in the industry regarding best practices, common struggles and how organizations are overcoming them, and which manufacturers are seen as most secure and transparent about vulnerabilities. Join Dan Czech for an overview of KLAS' recent medical device security study completed in partnership with CHIME, that provides transparency into these important security issues.


The Friends' Association of Waddington and West Bradford School staged at Mad Hatter's Ball at nearby Eaves Hall to raise funds to help build a new classroom.
The evening was a phenomenal success, managing to raise £10,746.
The evening included a live auction hosted by Danny Sebastian, who has featured on TV's Bargain Hunt, a three course dinner and various fundraising games.


← The Great Debate: Is There Evidence for God?
It'll probably take me about a week to write up my commentary on The Great Debate. It will be broken into two or three parts, since there is a lot of ground to cover. Also, it won't be just me — Surak will handle one aspect of the material (the probability argument) and I will handle the other (the nature of science argument).
Off to do some wallowing.
The Great Debate: Is There Evidence for God?


I use hma-vpn.sh for TCP with a password file. I use the normal CTL-C shut down. On two occasions the feed back has been OpenVPN not running.
The OS is Ubuntu 16.04.03 LTS without a firewall and using different VPN sites.
Both occurrences happened while using Tixati 2.5x. to transfer files.
Is there a mod to the VPN scripts that will automatically stop the script when OpenVPN shuts down?
We have created ticket for your case. Yo can expect reply concerning this today. We appreciate your patience and understanding! Wishing you a lovely day!


Commercial surveillance systems should be easy to use, cost-effective, and improve your business operations. Video surveillance is more efficient than ever in crime prevention – installing a CCTV system can make a big difference in protecting your personnel and assets, as well as increasing employee productivity and reducing inventory shrinkage.
Theft and trespassing can occur anywhere, but commercial surveillance systems can play a vital role in reducing incidents and protecting your inventory, employees, assets, and investments. United Federated Systems can build a completely customized system that is flexible, versatile, and scalable in order to keep your business safe whether you're a single-location retail business or a large organization with multiple locations.
We will work with you to design a CCTV system to satisfy the needs of your systems integrators, IT department, and multi-level security system operators. Our trained engineers will install your commercial CCTV system at multiple points to ensure comprehensive coverage inside and out, and you can choose how much footage to store and at what quality. Whether you want to keep your location secure from intruders and theft, monitor employees to increase productivity, or ensure protection against legal problems, United Federated Systems can design the perfect surveillance system for you.
We stand by every system we design and install, and guarantee your satisfaction. We provide ongoing support and maintenance for commercial surveillance systems, CCTV systems, and IP Video systems.


Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty has been selected to represent this unique home in Malverne Village. Custom built by the present owners in 2004, the home is in a premier location on a quiet cul-de-sac in the desirable Westwood Section of Malverne, blocks from the Long Island Rail Road station and a short drive from the Southern State Parkway. No detail was overlooked in the construction of this home which features spacious living and entertaining spaces, and beautiful hardwood floors and moldings. Ideal for large or extended families, there are multiple en suite bedrooms including a self-contained suite on the first floor.
The charming exterior features a wrap around front porch and professional landscaping. Upon entering the home, there is a grand foyer with a cathedral ceiling accentuated by a bridal staircase and custom wainscoting. Flanking the foyer are the formal dining room and bright living room. The living room adjoins the great room with gas fireplace and built-in bookcases, creating an inviting room for entertaining and relaxing. The family room is open to the kitchen and dining area, which feature a wall of windows and French doors overlooking the deck, patio and yard. The chef's kitchen features timeless design and commercial grade appliances and a peninsula for casual seating. Additionally, there is a walk in pantry and wet bar area. The first floor also features a powder room for guests, a laundry room and en suite guest bedroom - perfect for an au pair or in-law suite!
The second floor features and enormous master bedroom complete with sunny sitting area with a gas fireplace, his and hers walk in closets, and a bathroom sanctuary with two sinks, double shower, and private toilet area. In addition, there are four additional well-proportioned bedrooms. Two bedrooms share a bathroom - each bedroom has its own walk in closet and sink, with a shared shower and toilet. There is an additional hall bathroom. The full height basement is finished and perfect for entertaining featuring a large wine room, exercise room and recreation room perfect for playing pool, gaming, etc.
The driveway and two car garage with access to the house are tucked around the side of the house, with access to the house from the garage. This home is the last one the dead end adjacent to a creek so there are no neighbors to one side.
Additional upgrades: central air conditioning (3 zones), forced hot air heat, instant hot water, whole house water filter, full power generator.


INSTITUTIONS FOR CHILDREN IN BULGARIA This text studies psychological and social factors that have led many parents to separate from their children placing voluntarily them in institutional care in Bulgaria during the communist regime. Like in all Soviet block countries the child welfare system was built according to the communist ideology of the state intervening in the family. This legacy presents a problem in the current efforts of transforming the child welfare system from institutional to community one. The study focuses on the relationship between mothers experience in childhood as reflected in their attachment style and mental representations, and their choice of different type of care for their own children (institutional, weekly and day care). The participants completed attachment style measures and wrote descriptions of their parents. Mothers who used institutional care for their children were the least secure of the three groups, their mental representations were the most negative, and most of them were raised in institutions. Mothers who used weekly care presented mental representations that were the least conceptually complex. Policy implications were discussed.


Robert was on time. He inspected the house very thoroughly. He took pictures and took notes by using recorder. He explained the most important things to us in detail and patiently answered our questions. The report is well documented and he answered our emails very quickly. I will definitely recommend Robert to my friends.


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Q: MSI Validation returns "ICE81 Failure ICE Internal Error 1867. API Returned: 1615." All of my MSI installations display the same ICE81 "failure" during validation but I can't figure out what is causing it.  It happens no matter which MSI editor I use to run the validation (MS Orca, Flexera InstallShield, InstEdit.com).  All my installation packages use external CAB files located in the correct place (same folder as MSI file) and all CAB files are signed with the same digital signature the MSI file is signed with (and all the records in the Media, MsiDigitalCertificate, MsiDigitalSignature, and MsiPatchCertificate tables appear to be correctly authored).
ICE81 Failure ICE Internal Error 1867. API Returned: 1615.     MSIEditor_full_path\darice.cub
ICE81 Failure Error 2228: C:\Users\my_user_name\AppData\Local\Temp\random_tmp_filename.tmp, feature_name, SELECT `DiskId`, `Cabinet` FROM `Media` WHERE (`DiskId` = cab_name.cab)     MSIEditor\darice.cub

Any ideas?

A: The error is ERROR_BAD_QUERY_SYNTAX which means "The SQL query syntax is invalid or unsupported." So, the internal SQL query the ICE is making to validate your MSI is failing. Looking at the query the only part that can be failing is the query: WHERE DiskId=cab_name.cab.
Looking closer the issue is that cab_name.cab is a string which means it is supposed to be enclosed in single quotes. In other words, it should look like: 'cab_name.cab'. So why didn't the ICE correctly quote the string? Well, that is the answer.
The DiskId column of the Media table is supposed to be a number. Somehow cab_name.cab got inserted into the first column of the Media table where a number (like 1) is expected instead. The ICE doesn't put quotes around the DiskId because it's expecting a number and numbers are not supposed to be quoted.
To fix, change the DiskId (first) column of the Media table to a positive number (I like 1) and put the cab_name.cab value in the Cabinet (fourth) column.
I'm not sure what tools allowed you to put a string in an integer column but you might send them a bug since all sorts of things won't work. :)

A: I have had this problem with our MSI packages for YEARS.  I have the same setup: all packages use external CAB files located in the correct place and signed with the same digital signature used to sign the MSI package.  We use InstallShield to build the packages (started with IS Developer 2010, upgraded several times along the way, and now currently using IS Premier 2020).  All builds have always used darice.cub to do validation (which I believe ultimately comes from Microsoft).
What I have observed is that this behavior goes away if I DROP the 3 digital signature tables from the MSI package (MsiDigitalCertificate, MsiDigitalSignature, and MsiPatchCertificate).  Of course, these are required in order to release a signed package so deleting them really isn't an option.  I just point out that if I do delete them and then run validation the failure notification ("ICE81 Failure ICE Internal Error 1867. API Returned: 1615.") is no longer encountered.
In short, this may still be a problem with darice.cub but it's only a problem when the package is signed with a digital signature.  That would lead me to believe it doesn't really have anything to do with the SQL statement being generated by the darice.cub ICE81 validation check but rather something to do with accessing tables when the package is signed.

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My first report from the 2018 International AF Symposium is about an innovative, ultra-low temperature Cryo catheter, the iCLAS catheter from Adagio Medical.
I knew it was something special by the incredibly high-powered, renowned presenters: two of the most important people in the treatment of Atrial Fibrillation―Dr. James Cox of the original Cox Maze operation and Prof. Michel Haissaguerre of the original PVI catheter ablation.
The iCLAS catheter is a Cryo catheter that uses ultra-low temperatures and is unlike anything currently on the market. The catheter can be manipulated into many different configurations depending on the lesions which need to be made.
When I visited the Adagio booth, it was fascinating to see how easily the catheter could be designed into unlimited profiles.
Also see my Overview of the 2018 International AF Symposium.
Using its full length, the catheter can produce ultra low temperatures along its whole span (110mm). It has 20 electrodes which can also produce cryo-mapping of the atria.
For Flutter Ablations in the Caviotricuspid Isthmus in the right atrium, a shorter catheter is used … continue reading my report–>.


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Czapliska [] () es un asentamiento ubicado en el distrito administrativo de Gmina Bierzwnik, dentro del condado de Choszczno, Voivodato de Pomerania Occidental, en el noroeste de Polonia.  Se encuentra a unos 7 kilómetros al noreste de Bierzwnik, a 23 kilómetros al sureste de Choszczno, y a 84 kilómetros al sureste de la capital regional Szczecin.

Véase también
Para conocer la historia de la región, consulte Historia de Pomerania.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Localidades del voivodato de Pomerania Occidental

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 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
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 * limitations under the License.
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package com.facebook.presto.hive;

import com.facebook.presto.spi.ColumnHandle;
import com.facebook.presto.spi.predicate.TupleDomain;

import java.util.List;

import static java.util.Objects.requireNonNull;

/**
 * Result of fetching Partitions in the HivePartitionManager interface.
 *
 * Results are comprised of two parts:
 * 1) The actual partitions
 * 2) The TupleDomain that represents the values that the connector was not able to pre-evaluate
 * when generating the partitions and will need to be double-checked by the final execution plan.
 */
public class HivePartitionResult
{
    private final List<HiveColumnHandle> partitionColumns;
    private final List<HivePartition> partitions;
    private final TupleDomain<ColumnHandle> unenforcedConstraint;
    private final TupleDomain<ColumnHandle> enforcedConstraint;

    public HivePartitionResult(
            List<HiveColumnHandle> partitionColumns,
            List<HivePartition> partitions,
            TupleDomain<ColumnHandle> unenforcedConstraint,
            TupleDomain<ColumnHandle> enforcedConstraint)
    {
        this.partitionColumns = requireNonNull(partitionColumns, "partitionColumns is null");
        this.partitions = requireNonNull(partitions, "partitions is null");
        this.unenforcedConstraint = requireNonNull(unenforcedConstraint, "unenforcedConstraint is null");
        this.enforcedConstraint = requireNonNull(enforcedConstraint, "enforcedConstraint is null");
    }

    public List<HiveColumnHandle> getPartitionColumns()
    {
        return partitionColumns;
    }

    public List<HivePartition> getPartitions()
    {
        return partitions;
    }

    public TupleDomain<ColumnHandle> getUnenforcedConstraint()
    {
        return unenforcedConstraint;
    }

    public TupleDomain<ColumnHandle> getEnforcedConstraint()
    {
        return enforcedConstraint;
    }
}

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I sort of lucked into this place. It sits right behind the Waterloo restaurant, and if someone hadn't suggested we meet there I never would have known it existed. A block down a backstreet The Ala Mode Café is in the corner of a building where you might not expect a restaurant. Inside it obviously wasn't intended to be a restaurant. A corner store was quickly transformed with some display cases, kitchen equipment and refrigerators and viola; ala mode café. The offerings are slim, and odd. Krispy Kreme doughnuts, Hershey's Ice Cream, and some Greek food. Greek Food? Could that mean gyros? I have been looking for a really good gyro since Bill's on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. Sure enough, right on the front of the menu, gyros. There is always hope.
Overall we tried the gyro platter, the steak sandwich, fries and a trio of desserts. Before we get to the food, I have to say the service here is a stand out. From both the counter and the kitchen window folks working at ala mode are über-friendly and work really hard to make you comfortable in a building that might not suggest the same. The gyro is not quite Bill's but is easily one of the very best I have ever tried in the area. The lamb/beef mixture is tender and succulent and full of Mediterranean spices. Warm pita, bright onion and tomato, and a remarkable Tzatziki sauce make for a really tasty sandwich. Sandwich might be a misnomer in this case as they are so packed with goodies that the plastic fork is nearly a necessity. When I ordered the platter I found that the amount of goodness was dramatically increased. The platter includes dolmades (stuffed grape leaves), Kalamata olives, several additional triangle of pita, and big blocks of feta cheese. The grape leaves are seriously flavorful, the olives, cheese, sauce, etc., allow you to have a different bite every time. Super delicious. The only thing that keeps Bill's on top is the cheese.
At Bill's it is expensive, likely because I think they use Dodoni's Feta which is a whole new world of flavor and texture. The steak sandwich has yummy chunks of steak and is set up exactly like the gyro in every other regard. Someday I will have to try the chicken. The fries are dusted with some herbs and spices and there is a little extra what-what in the ketchup that comes alongside.
The desserts are traditional Greek fare with nutty/goopy/sweet/crunchy combinations. We had a nut roll, the nut cookie and essentially a baklava wrapped with shredded phyllo dough. We were going to try a bite of each but ended up finishing them at the table before waddling out the door. The ala mode café is hard to find, but if the number of people cycling through the door are any indication, once you find it, you will get to know it well. Good people, good food, exceptionally reasonable.


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Preserving Historic Sites on the Moon
A space lawyer says the Apollo lunar landing sites are worthy of legal protection.
Diane Tedeschi
The Apollo 17 landing site, as photographed by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in 2009 and 2011. To the left of Challenger's descent stage (just right of center) are the astronauts' footpaths. To the right are tracks left by their moon buggy.
Michelle Hanlon is the co-founder of For All Moonkind, a nonprofit established in June that seeks to preserve the six Apollo lunar landing sites—including Tranquility Base—by having them classified as world heritage sites. Hanlon spoke with senior associate editor Diane Tedeschi in August.
Air & Space: How or why did you become a practitioner of space law?
Hanlon: As a child, my father was always involved in astronomy. He had every book on the moon and the planets. Every time a new book came out, he got them. So that was the backdrop of my life. But after majoring in political science, I went on to become a corporate attorney. When my sons were growing up, they showed the same interest in space. And when my oldest son went to college, he became an aerospace engineer, and he was writing a lot of papers, and I was the only one with the wherewithal to proof them—usually at midnight. I started reading his papers about building cube satellites and thinking: This really is the future. I need to get involved in this. When I did my research on where to go to study space law, I learned about McGill University, which has the oldest, and—biased opinion—best space law program in the world. So I applied and was accepted.
Why do you think the Apollo lunar landing sites should be preserved?
The Apollo lunar landing sites represent a crowning achievement technologically. At the same time, they are a baby step into humanity's future, because we're going to have footsteps all over the solar system. Yes, it's not going to be in my lifetime, but it's going to be sooner than we think. We at For All Moonkind believe the Apollo program was a momentous time in human history. And we can preserve it. Archaeologists will tell you the Apollo landing sites are an archaeologist's dream because they are untouched by weather, untouched by any other living organisms—they're pristine. The sites capture the very essence of humanity's curiosity, its passion, its intellect, its imagination.
What are some of the ways the Apollo lunar landing sites could be defiled?
The most likely scenario is that a rover trying to get to the moon crash-lands on them. We're looking at five companies trying to get up there by December of this year. I am sure they are all responsible, but we are rushing to get back to the moon. Mistakes are going to be made. Accidents happen. There are NASA guidelines about how close they want you to be to the sites because when you land, there is a dust storm that occurs, and the dust on the moon is very sharp, which could compromise the sites.
Is anyone arguing that the Apollo lunar landing sites should not be protected?
I don't know of any corporation making that argument. There is a group of explorers who believe that the Apollo landing sites should be used as bases—we should go back to Tranquility Base and land there because we know we can land there. We should go back and get these rovers and repurpose them. To them I would say: We can go back and study, but we need to preserve and study.
This story is a selection from the October/November issue of Air & Space magazine
What action do you think should be taken to protect the sites?
We are working to create and to develop a convention on the human heritage of outer space. We want to create a process by which we recognize that we need to protect our cultural heritage in space, the same way we do on Earth. We have a pro bono legal team here at For All Moonkind that is going to draft that first convention, and we'd like to present it to the United Nations next June.
What is your opinion on companies who want to use the moon and its resources for profit?
I have a very diverse board here at For All Moonkind, so these are my thoughts—I know that some of my board members won't necessarily agree with me. I'm all for it. I think if there are resources on the moon, we should have access to them. I support the idea that if you mine it, you own it. You don't own the territory on the moon. You can't own a piece of the moon. But if you are able to extract those resources, I believe companies need the opportunity to recoup their investment by taking possession of those resources. In deep sea mining, the United Nations has set up sort of a tax fee. A percentage of what you mine goes to a trust. I would love to see something similar for space commerce.
Is claiming rights to the moon just the beginning of issues that space law will need to address? Is space law very much in its infancy?
Yes. Aviation, for example, is beautifully regulated by ICAO and the Chicago Convention, which came about because of World War II. It took a cataclysmic event and the use of airplanes as weapons for the world to decide, okay, we better regulate this. That's where space law is today. We have the Outer Space Treaty, which is a phenomenal document. Hats off to the gentlemen who negotiated that treaty during the cold war. They have created the basic principles that guide how we explore space right now. The Outer Space Treaty, though, only applies to sovereign nations, so we really need to sit down again. We need to get all these people back to the table to talk about how we're going to regulate private actors in space.
I just finished my research on how a private citizen would be regulated onboard a space station. We're going to have an orbiting space hotel probably within the next decade. And what happens if there's a hotel guest who gets assaulted by another guest? Or a hotel guest is injured by a space object? These are things that the Outer Space Treaty did not contemplate.
Michelle Hanlon
Your comments about the need for laws regulating space tourism reminds me of the cruise ship industry, and who has jurisdiction when a crime takes place aboard a cruise ship.
I did a lot of research into the cruise industry, and there were many hearings after the Costa Concordia accident [a cruise ship that wrecked off the coast of Italy on January 13, 2012], and it is amazing how these things just slip through the cracks. Who do you sue and where do you sue? How much power should the cruise companies have over where you're going to be in court? If you are a cruise ship passenger from Japan, and you have to sue a cruise ship corporation in south Florida, that's going to put a damper on a lawsuit potential.
What are some other issues that space law needs to address?
The militarization of space. The Outer Space Treaty says you can't put nuclear weapons in space, but it's silent on finer points, whether you can put conventional weapons in orbit, for example. Back and forth over the decades, there's been a discussion of anti-satellite technology and how it should be regulated. What are the repercussions of one country destroying another country's satellite?
How many people around the world practice space law?
There are not a lot of us, but I would call it a passionate group. The people who have decided to go into space law—we're not doing it for the money. We're doing it because of a passion for space. You will see the same names of experts over and over: Ram Jahku, who's my mentor at McGill. I have colleagues from United Arab Emirates, Israel, and Russia. Our group is growing: You're getting commercial lawyers who started off doing telecommunications work, and now they're advising the Elon Musks and Jeff Bezos of the world.
Diane Tedeschi | READ MORE
Diane Tedeschi is a Senior Associate Editor at Air & Space.

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Может соответствовать следующим персоналиям:
 Андреански, Габор (; 1895 — 1967) — венгерский ботаник.
 Эндрюс, Генри Чарльз (, ок. 1770 — ок. 1830) — британский ботаник и ботанический иллюстратор, общепринятое обозначение которого «Andrews»


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[New Game] Small World 2 Board Game Enters The Play Store 8 Months After Shattering Its Kickstarter Fundraising Goal
Bertel King, Jr.
2013/12/12 11:17am PDT Dec 12, 2013
The Small World is a physical board game that debuted in 2009, allowing 2 - 5 players to select one of multiple races and pit them against each other to conquer the most territory and accrue the highest score. A virtual version of the game was released for the iPad on the day of that tablet's launch. Now a sequel is coming after having completed a successful Kickstarter campaign, thanks to which we're seeing an Android release.
Small World 2: The Return comes to us from Days of Wonder, the company that brought us Ticket to Ride. While the first game that launched for the iPad only allowed for two players, the sequel can handle up to five, just like the original board game. In addition to face-to-face gameplay on a single device, Small World 2 supports competing with others online. On the other end of the social spectrum, new or bashful players can brush up their skills by challenging up to four computer-controlled opponents.
The game will set you back $9.99, but that's far less than you would spend on most physical board games. And after you've mastered the mechanics, you might just walk away with another engaging way to share your tablet with friends.
Small World 2
Developer: Asmodee Digital
Price: $4.99+
Source: Days of Wonder
Thanks, Marchant Volschenk!
Small World 2: The Return
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[New App] Microsoft Releases Office 365 Admin App So IT Administrators Can Keep Tabs On Service ...


Isoxazolines are organic molecules characterized by their five-membered ring heterocycles containing nitrogen and oxygen, and by their diverse synthetic and biological properties. Isoxazoline derivatives exhibit quite a significance in medicinal chemistry, with reported anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, antifungal, antibacterial, anti-tuberculosis, analgesic and anticonvulsant activity. One group of isoxazoline derivatives, dibenzoazepine tethered isoxazoline derivatives, shows promise as possible future anticancer agents. A study conducted with these compounds tested them against murine osteosarcoma cells, human ovarian cancer cells, human melphalan-resistant multiple myeloma cells and human breast cancer cells. Results from that study showed that the compounds helped to inhibit the invasion, migration and proliferation of some of the cancer cells. This research project attempts to synthesize the isoxazoline structures, to which the dibenzoazepines can be tethered, by cost-effective and efficient means.


In this episode, Zareen Jaffery recommends Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri and James McBride recommends To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
This episode of Recommended is sponsored by The Language of Thorns by Leigh Bardugo.
To enter the giveaway of all twelve of the books sponsoring this season of Recommended, go to FierceReadsRecommended.com.


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package io.lumify.gdelt;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

public class CAMEOCode {
    private static Map<String, String> actorCodes = new HashMap<String, String>();
    private static Map<String, String> eventCodes = new HashMap<String, String>();
    private static Map<String, String> goldsteinScores = new HashMap<String, String>();

    static {
        actorCodes.putAll(loadCodesFromFile("CAMEO.country.txt"));
        actorCodes.putAll(loadCodesFromFile("CAMEO.type.txt"));
        actorCodes.putAll(loadCodesFromFile("CAMEO.knowngroup.txt"));
        actorCodes.putAll(loadCodesFromFile("CAMEO.ethnic.txt"));
        actorCodes.putAll(loadCodesFromFile("CAMEO.religion.txt"));
        eventCodes.putAll(loadCodesFromFile("CAMEO.eventcodes.txt"));
        goldsteinScores.putAll(loadCodesFromFile("CAMEO.goldsteinscale.txt"));
    }

    public static String getActorDescription(String code) {
        code = code != null ? code.trim() : code;
        return actorCodes.get(code);
    }

    public static String getEventDescription(String code) {
        code = code != null ? code.trim() : code;
        return eventCodes.get(code);
    }

    public static String getGoldsteinScore(String code) {
        code = code != null ? code.trim() : code;
        return goldsteinScores.get(code);
    }

    private static Map<String, String> loadCodesFromFile(String fileName) {
        Map<String, String> lookupTable = new HashMap<String, String>();

        InputStream is = CAMEOCode.class.getResourceAsStream(fileName);
        BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is));
        String line;
        try {
            while ((line = reader.readLine()) != null) {
                String[] fields = line.split("\\t");
                lookupTable.put(fields[0].trim(), fields[1].trim());
            }
        } catch (IOException e) {
            throw new RuntimeException(e);
        } finally {
            try {
                reader.close();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                System.err.println("Failed to close reader: " + e.toString());
            }
        }

        return lookupTable;
    }
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Anne Phillips has been appointed associate with Wolfe & Co. solicitors on Market Street in Skibbereen.
Anne graduated from University College Dublin with a BA Degree in Economics and English. Having studied French and Law at the Sorbonne and American University of Paris respectively, Anne studied for her Post Graduate Diploma in Law at the College of Law London, completed her training in the City of London, qualified as a Solicitor in England and Wales in 1999 and was recently admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in Ireland.
Anne has worked for a number of global financial institutions in Paris, the UK and Hong Kong and her work at Wolfe & Co. will specialise in all matters relating to general commercial and contract law with particular emphasis on information technology, outsourcing, intellectual property, marketing and sponsorship.
These practice areas are proving paticularly relevant today, not only in established commercial markets but also in the rapidly expanding seed funding and technology start-up company environment to be found in West Cork and elsewhere throughout the country.


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Carrie Underwood Ushers In The Holidays With Multiple Broadcast Appearances For My Gift
On the eve of the debut of her first residency, REFLECTION: The Las Vegas Residency, seven-time GRAMMY® Award winner Carrie Underwood ushers in the holidays with multiple broadcast appearances on behalf of My Gift (Special Edition). The album, featuring three new tracks, was released September 24, debuting #1 on Billboard's Holiday Albums chart. Carrie's first Christmas album, My Gift, was initially released September 2020, and has been certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America® (RIAA). To date, there have been over 297 million global streams for My Gift and My Gift (Special Edition) combined.
She kicked off the season with two stellar performances with Jason Aldean of the duo's #1 smash hit duet, "If I Didn't Love You," on the 55th CMA Awards and the 2021 American Music Awards, both of which aired on ABC in November. Additionally, she won her 16th and 17th AMAs, marking her 8th win for Favorite Female Country Artist and her first for Favorite Inspirational Artist, elevating her to tie Garth Brooks and Justin Bieber as the sixth top AMA winners of all time.
Carrie received another early Christmas surprise, with two GRAMMY® Award nominations – her album of beloved gospel hymns, My Savior has been nominated for Best Roots Gospel Album and she and Aldean are nominated for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for "If I Didn't Love You."
Carrie continues to grace the holiday airwaves with special performances on NBC's 2021 "Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade" on November 25, ABC's "CMA Country Christmas" on November 29 and "Christmas in Rockefeller Center," airing December 1 on NBC. She will also be seen on Canada's "2021 Santa Claus Parade," airing December 4 on CTV and repeating through December on Bell Media Platforms (Crave, CP24 and CTV.ca). HBO Max is currently streaming "My Gift: A Christmas Special From Carrie Underwood," which premiered in December 2020, becoming an instant holiday classic. Several additional holiday broadcast appearances will be announced shortly.
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Produced and arranged by Greg Wells, My Gift is a combination of beloved traditional songs celebrating the spiritual nature of Christmas and several originals, including her collaboration with John Legend, "Hallelujah." My Gift (Special Edition) features three additional tracks: "Favorite Time Of Year" and "All Is Well," both produced by Greg Wells, and "Let There Be Peace/Something In The Water (LIVE From HBO Max's MY GIFT: A Christmas Special From Carrie Underwood)."
My Gift (Special Edition) is now available digitally, on CD and vinyl here.
Carrie also delighted fans with a "Christmas Bonus" – a comedic digital-only holiday track, "Stretchy Pants," released November 12. The track is available here and is accompanied by a fun-filled animated video at stretchypantssong.com, created especially for the song, with a portion of the proceeds from streaming and downloads donated to The Store, the Nashville-based organization which was co-founded by Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley. Limited edition holiday "Stretchy Pants" are available at the Official Carrie Underwood Online Store.
REFLECTION: The Las Vegas Residency opens December 1 at the brand-new Resorts World Theatre, with upcoming engagements confirmed in March and April 2022.
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Trevor Noah takes on the Fox News reaction to gun violence
By Sam Haysom 2019-08-07 09:17:20 UTC
Fox News has a lot of ideas about how to counter America's gun violence problem — but not many of these seem to involve actually restricting the guns themselves.
In the segment above from The Daily Show, Trevor Noah responds to three possible solutions broadcast by the network in the wake of the mass shootings in Texas and Ohio: more God, more stability in families, and — the old favourite — more armed guards in schools and shopping malls.
After countering the first two ideas with points about varying interpretations of religion and the impossibility of writing "laws forcing people to have a good family life", Noah moves on to the"not enough guns" solution.
"For me the strangest part of this argument, honestly, is this," says Noah. "Hannity and Fox News talk every day about protecting American freedoms. But if everyone in America's forced to live in a world of perimeter fences, metal detectors and armed guards in every hall, then it starts to feel like society's living in a prison.
"And the only thing that's free, is the gun."
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VeniceVenice City Passes
Venice Museum Pass & Skip the Line ticket to Doge's Palace Tickets
The Venice Museum Pass is perfect for those who'd like to visit the many museums in Venice. With priority access to 11 museums and monuments, including Museo Correr, Cà Rezzonico and Natural History Museum among others, you can explore the city and visit the museums at your own will. Your museum pass will entail you to free, one-time entry to 3 or 10 museums from the list of attractions on the pass along with skip the line tickets to Doge's Palace. The Venice Museum Pass is your one-stop solution to exploring the city's museums, hassle-free.
Get free, one-time access to 11 museums in Venice.
With the Venice Museum Pass, you can choose to avail free, one-time access to 3 or 10 museums listed with the pass.
Enjoy fast track, priority skip-the-line entry to Doge's Palace.
The pass is valid from the time it is activated at the first museum for consecutive days, and not random 24-hour periods. You can visit the attractions of your choice anytime, depending on the type of pass you have selected.
You will also get free, direct access to monuments and the museums' permanent collections.
About Your Venice Museum Pass
The Venice Museum Pass is a convenient option for those looking to go on a museum trail and educate themselves on a copious amount of Venice's past. With this pass, you get priority skip-the-line access to Doge's Palace for only a fraction of the cost of individual entry at this attraction. Choose from the 3 or 10-museum pass, depending on which your pass is valid for consecutive days (and not spaced out 24-hour periods).
The validity of the pass does not begin until you visit your first museum. Therefore, you can purchase your pass in advance and then plan your visits accordingly, without worrying about the expiration of the pass. The pass comes with a flyer containing all the information you need about the featured museums and monuments.
Is the Pass Good for Me?
The advantages of the Venice Museum Pass are multifold and benefit every traveller to Venice, be it on a visit to the city for the first time, when travelling with children or in a group. The pass allows you to choose from an varied list of museums and comfortably plan and explore these attractions. It is no wonder that the Venice Museum Pass is a bestseller among both tourists and locals alike.
Here are the advantages of the Venice Museum Pass:
You get to visit multiple museums with the same ticket. The pass is valid for 3-6 months from the date of purchase, and after the first usage, it is valid for consecutive days and not for random 24-hour periods. For instance, with the 2-day pass, if you first use your pass on a Monday, it is then valid on the following Tuesday. The pass expires at midnight.
Using the Venice Museum Pass is completely hassle-free. Your pass will be emailed to you and you may choose to either take a print out of it or simply save it on your phone. Just show the e-ticket or physical pass at any of the designated spots at the attractions listed and enjoy prompt entry.
The biggest advantage of the Venice Museum Pass is the savings. The pass lets you save on individual charges at the gate if used correctly. With specific partnerships and deals, the Venice Museum Pass promises to be an affordable alternative for travellers to the city.
Here's a brief breakdown of the potential savings you could avail with the Venice Museum Pass:
Venice Museum Pass & Skip the Line Tickets to Doge's Palace - 3-Museum Pass (adult): €20.00
Individual prices at the gate:
Palazzo Mosenigo - €8.00
Ca' Pesaro - €14.00
Natural History Museum - €8.00
Total: €30.00
The Venice 3-Museum Pass will cost you €20.00, whereas you will be spending €30.00 if you were to buy individual tickets for these attractions. This translates to savings of around 35% on the general admission prices with the Venice Museum Pass.
Venice 3- Museum Pass Inclusions
St. Mark's Museums:
Monumental Rooms of the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana
Venice 10- Museum Pass Inclusions
Other Civic Museums:
Ca' Rezzonico Museum
Carlo Goldoni's House
Ca' Pesaro - Museum of Modern & Oriental Art
Lace Museum
Glass Museum
Your Venice 10-Museum Pass is valid for up to 6 months from the date of purchase, whereas your Venice 3-Museum Pass is valid for 3 months from the date of purchase. The pass is activated when you use it at the first attraction, after which it is valid for consecutive days as specified by your choice of pass.
Tickets can only be used 12 PM onwards due to anti queue containment measures. Also, note that museums restrict entry one hour before closing time.
Skip the Line Access
The Venice Museum Pass will get you skip-the-line access to Doge's Palace.
The Venice Museum Pass is available in 2 variants. Each variant lets you choose a specific number of museums to which you can avail free, one-time access. In the next step of the booking, please choose between 3 or 10 museums for your choice of pass.
These tickets cannot be cancelled or refunded. You may, however, return an unused pass within 3-6 months of the pass' validity period.
How to Redeem Your Venice Museum Pass
You will receive an email with your Venice Museum Pass shortly. Download the pass on your mobile device or print it out according to your own convenience and display your voucher at the museum entrances as mentioned in the mail for prompt entry. The pass will be activated after its first usage and will remain active for consecutive days depending on your choice of pass.
The Venice Museum Pass is valid for 3-6 months from the date of purchase. Your Venice Museum Pass is activated when you use it at the first attraction. It is then valid for consecutive days and not random 24-hour periods.
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles Lakers lost LeBron James in the third quarter to a strained left groin then went out and beat the two-time defending champions without him Tuesday night, getting King James' 17 points, 13 rebounds and five assists before the injury in a surprising 127-101 rout of the Golden State Warriors.
James grabbed at his left groin area with 7:51 left in the third after slipping under the Warriors' basket while trying for a loose ball. He tried to stretch it out, awkwardly walked toward the Lakers bench trying to loosen up before leaving on his own though gingerly out the tunnel for the locker room.
Stephen Curry made consecutive 3s shortly after James exited, and the Warriors got within 78-76 at the 2:48 mark of the third — but Kyle Kuzma and the persistent Lakers stayed at it every possession. Curry wound up with 15 points but the home fans had seen enough well before the final buzzer and headed out for the rest of Christmas.
Kuzma contributed 19 points with a pretty baseline 3 late, Ivica Zubac had 18 points and 11 rebounds and Rajon Rondo 15 points and 10 assists off the bench as the Lakers snapped an 11-game losing streak on the Warriors' home floor since a 118-115 overtime win Dec. 22, 2012. Los Angeles also ended a seven-game skid overall in the rivalry with its first win in the series since March 6, 2016.
BOSTON (AP) — Kyrie Irving hit back-to-back 3-pointers in overtime for six of his 40 points and the Celtics rallied to a win over the 76ers.
Irving, who forced the OT on a jump shot with 20 seconds left in the fourth, also pulled down 10 rebounds for the Celtics, who trailed 113-108 with 3:33 left in the extra period before rallying behind Irving down the stretch.
Ben Simmons' two free throws with 2:15 left to put the Sixers up 114-112, but Philadelphia didn't score again.
Irving's 3-pointer with 3:01 left gave Boston its first lead of overtime at 115-114, then after a miss by Philadelphia, Irving hit another 3-pointer with 1:28 left and Boston fans leaped to their feet and cheered louder than they had all night.
HOUSTON (AP) — James Harden scored 41 points and the Rockets beat the Thunder for their seventh win in the last eight games.
Harden has scored 30 points or more in a career-high seven games in a row, marking the first time a player has done that since Russell Westbrook had eight consecutive 30-point games in November 2016.
A 3-pointer by Paul George with less than two minutes left got Oklahoma City within 4 before Harden missed a 3. Westbrook missed a shot for the Thunder, but George stole the ball from Harden and was fouled by him.
George made both free throws to get the Thunder within 2 with 43.6 seconds left. Harden then drove past George and into the lane for a layup to make it 112-108 with 20.4 seconds left.
Westbrook made 1 of 2 free throws to cut it to 3 with 15 seconds left, and Austin Rivers made a free throw with 7.4 seconds left to secure the win.
George had 28 points and 14 rebounds for the Thunder, and Westbrook added 21 points with nine rebounds and nine assists.
NEW YORK (AP) — Giannis Antetokounmpo had 30 points and 14 rebounds in his Christmas debut, and the Bucks celebrated their return to the holiday schedule by beating the Knicks.
Brook Lopez scored 20 points for the Bucks, who played on Christmas for the first time since 1977. They were selected for the showcase slate of games largely because of Antetokounmpo but the timing also was perfect to show an emerging team, which improved the NBA's second-best record to 23-10.
Malcolm Brogdon finished with 17 points for the Bucks, who bounced back from a loss to Miami on Saturday to win for the fifth time in six games.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Rudy Gobert had 18 points, 14 rebounds and seven blocks while Donovan Mitchell added 19 points to lead Utah to a rout of Portland.
Joe Ingles chipped in 15 points, seven rebounds, and five assists for the Jazz (17-18), who won for the fifth time in their last six home games while shooting 55 percent from the floor.
Damian Lillard score 20 points to lead Portland. Evan Turner added 12 points off the bench. The Blazers (19-15) lost to Utah for the second time in five days after shooting just 39 percent from the field.


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In this part of John 16, Jesus explains his Father to his disciples. From this dicourse we can learn something of the God the Father.
The Father can be known. If this were not the case, Jesus would not bother to explain the Father to his disciples. As such, the Father is approachable by us.
He has special love for those who believe in the Son. He provides and cares for them.
And he has purpose, to bring about the salvation of men through the work of the Son and the Holy Spirit. Everything that happens is ultimately under his control.
We should trust the Father and not in our own strength. If we trust in our own strength we will fail. We should put our faith in the Father, and not in our faith. For the Father sent his Son who has the power to "overcome the world".
Can Jesus say of each of us "You believe at last!"?
This evening's sermon was continuing on Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus. In chapter five, he talks about the light of the Gospel.
This light enlightens. As human beings we are spiritually in the dark. We are unable to discern the things of God, we are blind to the truth. The Gospel opens our eyes to the truth and through it we can be brought to faith in the light of the world, Jesus Christ.
This light exposes the spiritual darkness wherever it shines. Just as the dirt in a room becomes visible when light enters the room, when we become Christians, the light of the Gospel makes us become more aware of the darkness within us and around us.
This light enlivens those who believe. The light of the sun grants life to plants and enables them to produce fruit. Similarly, the light of the world causes us to bear spiritual fruit.
Do we allow the light of the Gospel to work in our lives, or are we afraid of what the light might expose? Yet, whatever the light might expose, that same light is able to cleanse us of it and make us clean that we might be able to stand before the light of the world.


To make out the energy created by engine, understanding the power of the engine is very important.
Power is rate that is defined to the force of the work done. The power can be determined by the quantity of energy used per part of the time. The unit of the power is known as watt that was invented by the James Watt back in the eighteenth century who was the inventor of the steam engine. In order to derive higher amount of unit or power people use horsepower in today's modern world.


What is Paleo Diet Foods healthy Recipe?
A Paleo diet based on the types of foods and recipes assumed to have been eaten by early humans, consisting mainly of meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit, and excluding dairy or grain products and marched food.
Here on this page we are giving you some tips and rules to start you paleo diet for 24 hours in your diet plan. if you follow all these tips and paleo diet recipe for making you healthy than i am sure you will get good health and long term well being.
You have to make your diet plan for Paleo recipe that should be high in fat, moderate in animal protein and low to moderate incarbohydrates. Calorie counting is not encouraged, neither is portion control.
In your daily breakfast, lunch and dinner eat generous saturated fats like clarified butter, and coconut oil etc. fats should be from healthy and well treated animals like beef tallow,lard and duck. Olive,avocado and macadamia oil are also good fats for salads and to drizzle over food but not for cooking.
Eat good amount of animal protein that should be consisting on red meat, poultry, pork, eggs, organs like liver, kidney and heart etc and fish protein. Eat protein with bones in the form of stocks and broths.
Eat fresh vegetables especially with green leaves either cooked or raw without cooking. Starchy Vegetables like sweet potatoes and yams are also great as a source of non-toxic carbohydrates.
Eat nuts and fruits in moderate amounts that have low sugar and high in antioxidants like berries as well as nuts high in omega-3, low in omega-6 and low in total polyunsaturated fat like macadamia nuts.
Cut out all cereal food grains and leguminous plant from your diet. This includes, but is not limited to, wheat, rye, barley, oats, corn, brown rice, soy, peanuts, kidney beans, pinto beans, navy beans and black eyed peas.
Don't take sugar added drinks, soft drinks and packed sweets and Juices including fruit juices. As a thumb rule if it is packed don't try to eat it for your good health.
Don't eat Dairy products other than butter, clarified butter and heavy cream. If you are so crazy to eat it than consider raw, full fat and fermented dairy.
Eat naturally when you are hungry and don't eat three square meals a day. You have to eat only when you are hungry.
Don't take any mental pressure and stress of your daily routine. Sleep as early as possible and wake up in the morning without alarm. You should have to sleep minimum of 8 hours in a day.
Don't over Exercise, keep your body all time in short exercises. Take some extra time off when you feel tired.
Take your paleo diet with Vitamin D and Probiotics. Eat magnesium, iodine and vitamin K2 in optimized according to your body. Don't need to take extra multivitamin or other supplements.


Aikido is a dynamic martial art and form of spiritual training created by Ueshiba Morihei Sensei (1883-1969). It focuses on nonviolent throwing and pinning techniques, and in some systems the use of the sword and staff is included as well. In many aikido schools, it is practiced in a noncompetitive environment.
Since Ueshiba Sensei's death, a number of high ranking aikido experts have created their own versions of this martial art. The SMAA Aikido Division is open to all genuine forms of aikido with an authentic lineage that can be traced directly to a Japanese founder.
This popular division is lead by Karl Scott Sensei, SMAA Shihan and sixth dan. Scott Sensei studied aikido for numerous years under several notable and talented teachers, including Tohei Koichi Sensei (tenth dan), Kai Kuniyuki Sensei (ninth dan), Shiohira Hideki Sensei (seventh dan), Toyoda Fumio Sensei (sixth dan), and Walter Todd Sensei (sixth dan).
Cynthia Hayashi Sensei is one of the prominent members of the SMAA Aikido Division. She is a direct student of the famed Saito Morihiro Sensei, himself a senior disciple of the founder of aikido. Hayashi Sensei received a seventh-degree black belt in aikido from the Aikikai World HQ in Tokyo. She is one of the highest ranking female aikido teachers in the world.


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Top Investment Trusts for Income
Investing in trusts can pay dividends - but make sure the pay-out is sustainable
Holly Black 14 May, 2019 | 3:23PM
Income-seekers should consider investments trusts for decent dividends – some 31 equity trusts are yielding 4% or more, according to research by Stifel.
Depending on the level of risk investors are willing to take, they could pocket a yield of up to 6.3%. The three-star rated Henderson Far East Income (HFEL) has the highest dividend on offer, according to Stifel. The trust, managed by Mike Kerley, invests in equities across China, Australia and Singapore. Top holdings include computer chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor and real estate developer China Vanke.
But income isn't the only factor to consider; the performance of the trust has lagged its peer group. It has returned 50.5% over five years compared to a sector average of 70.5%. Despite that, the trust trades at a 2% premium to its net asset value.
Investors may not consider commodities companies as a typical hunting group for dividends, but BlackRock Commodities Income (BERI) (recently renamed to BlackRock Energy and Resources) and BlackRock World Mining (BRWM) are both among the top five dividend payers, yielding 5.6% and 5.5% respectively. World Mining has a two-star rating but a Neutral rating from Morningstar analysts. It invests in big mining companies including BHP (BHP), Rio Tinto (RIO) and Vale (VALE3). Over five years the trust, which trades at a 10% discount to net asset value, is down 5.7% while the average Commodities & Natural Resources fund is down 23.9% over that period. The trust cut its dividend is 2016 from 21p to 13p but increased the pay-out in 2017 and 2018.
The number of trusts yielding at least 4% has increased rom just 21 in August 2018, and from 28 in February. Stifel says the rising yields reflects falling share prices as well as dividend growth. Murray International (MYI), for example, grew its dividend by 3% in 2018 while its share price dropped 5.5%. It currently yields 4.6%.
But high yields are not the only thing that income-seekers should pay attention to. Arguably, a fund that can grow its dividend year after year will produce a better income than one that has an unsustainably high yield. The same is true of dividend-paying stocks. This week Vodafone, whose shares had been yielding close to 10%, disappointed investors when it slashed its dividend by 40%.
Matthew Jennings, investment director at Fidelity, says: "It's not just about choosing the companies with the highest yields, because that is often an indication the dividend could be cut because of some weakness in the business. If you look at the yield without doing the research, you have no way of understanding whether it will be delivered or not."
Also among the top-yielding trusts is City of London (CTY), which yields 4.5% and is a so-called dividend hero, which has increased its payout for 52 years in a row. Another featured in the list is the Silver-rated Lowland Investment Company (LWI), which yields 4.1%. Run by James Henderson and Laura Foll, the trust takes a value approach investing in UK firms including HSBC (HSBA), Severn Trent (SVT) and BP (BP.). The Silver-rated Edinburgh Investment Trust (EDIN), which has increased its dividend for 13 consecutive years, is also among the top income-paying trusts, with a yield of 4.6%.
Stifel says: "For those investors prepared to take equity risk, the yields on these funds may be attractive in the current low interest rate environment. Many of these funds also have substantial dividend reserves and a good record of delivering annual dividend growth."
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Securities Mentioned in Article
Security Name
Change (%)
BlackRock Energy and Resources Income 73.90 GBX -1.47
BlackRock World Mining Trust plc 383.50 GBX 0.66
BP PLC 543.60 GBX 0.28
Commercial International Bank (Egypt) SAE GDR 3.87 EUR 0.00
Edinburgh Investment Ord 589.00 GBX 0.17
Henderson Far East Income Ord 379.00 GBX 0.13
HSBC Holdings PLC 670.50 GBX 0.49
Lowland Ord 1,325.00 GBX 0.00
Murray International Ord 1,172.00 GBX 0.17
Rio Tinto PLC 4,850.00 GBX -0.37
Severn Trent PLC 2,007.00 GBX -0.89
Holly Black is Senior Editor, Morningstar.co.uk


The Eagle model 332DL double-wide cabinet assembly and auxiliary equipment meets CalTrans specifications per the 2009 TEES. The cabinet assembly measures 67" high x 48" wide and a depth of 30". The 332DL cabinet assembly provides control for up to eight vehicle phases and four pedestrian phases, and six additional phases can be added using the optional auxiliary output file. Four doors enable access from either side to provide easy maintenance. All surfaces are bare, unpainted aluminum. Anodizing or powder coating is available per request. A police door with a Signal On/Off switch and a Flash/Auto switch is included with each cabinet. Each cabinet can also include options such as cabinet light(s), door alarm, detector test panel, red monitoring board and more.
Thermostatically controlled ventilation system with (1) 100 CFM fan per rack.
Stainless steel leave hinges with .190″ diameter stainless steel hinge pins. Pin ends are welded to the hinge and ground smooth.
Hinge pins and bolts are covered by the door edge and not accessible when the door is closed.
Furnished with (2) internal E.I.A. 19″ racks for mounting equipment.
Auxiliary output file provides 6 additional switch positions for overlaps, and additional ped phases.
Cabinet lights. LED or fluorescent.
Detector and preempt test switch panel.
Generator compartment to connect emergency power.


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On the Peaceful Transfer of Power: Lessons from 1800
By Meridian Magazine
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By Jane Birch
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By Isaac Calvert
Your Hardest Family Question: How do I change the role I play in our marriage?
By	Geoff Steurer, MS, LMFT · November 28, 2019
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My husband and I have been married for seven years and we're in our 70s and 80s. I am trying to help him recognize the problems I see in our marriage, which has been extremely happy until I reached a tipping point recently over my feeling used in the relationship. This conflict has surfaced a couple of times in the past. Some improvement is agreed upon; we then inch forward or, too often, fall back into old patterns of me over-giving and he–in my opinion–taking graciously and showing forth great verbal love and tenderness until I again feel used and plead for him to be more pro-active in our life together.
When I express frustration and explain that I need him to be more engaged in daily life and not let me do so much of the management and emotional/physical work, he is crushed and wonders aloud why I am not happy doing these things "just because I love him." He feels he has made lots of changes—at my loving insistence he has watched far less TV and doesn't bury himself in books anymore and is a great help in the kitchen—but says that it's never enough for me.
By nature, an extrovert, I feel I have been far more involved with his children than he is with mine; contribute to our church and community more, and take the major responsibility for our daily tasks, schedule, and family events.
He verbally agrees with equality in marriage but has lived a non-aggressive traditional male-female-existence that is typical of our age group. His former wife was supposedly more of an introvert than he is; I get the feeling they didn't speak about differences.
We've been reading a book on marriage boundaries and one section talks about passive spouses. It was such an accurate description of him! When I asked how he felt about it he uncharacteristically yelled, "I've worked all my life and I'm NOT lazy!"
What do you see in this? Am I overly demanding, too pro-active? Is he the "victim" and I the "perpetrator"? Is he relying on my over-giving because he thinks that's acceptable and what a wife should do? He states he's never been happier than within our marriage— until I recently changed— and wants to go back to the way things were before. He's a good person whom I love, but I'm not going back.
While I don't think it's helpful (or possible) to referee your marriage and declare the "perpetrator" and the "victim," I do think it's important to give you some guidance on how you can both see the impact you're having on each other and your relationship. Even though you're older and have decades of habits and expectations, you've only been married seven years and can decide at any time to overhaul the roles in marriage that aren't working to build more closeness and connection.
I think it's healthy to regularly examine roles and expectations in relationships to make sure they are serving the mental, physical, and emotional health of the individuals and the group. In your case, you likely both came to this marriage with unspoken expectations of what each of you would do and not do. There are always invisible rules tied to our culture, religion, gender, birth order, age, and socioeconomic status, to name a few. Whether you're twenty or eighty, when two individuals combine their histories and experiences, there will be a collision of expectations that needs to be addressed.
Perhaps you step back from your boundaries arms race for a minute and, instead, examine the rules and expectations that currently guide both of your thinking. This revealing and uncomfortable exercise can be the beginning of a new culture in your marriage that will better serve each of your unique needs. It's a relationship dead-end to insist that your partner continue playing out a role that isn't working for them. Even in "The Family: A Proclamation to the World", husbands and wives are encouraged to make room for "individual adaptation" when it comes to roles and responsibilities.[i]
You both feel hurt, accused, confused, and misunderstood as you've worked to figure out your individual roles in this marriage. It sounds like you've initially voiced frustration with the roles that aren't working for you, even though that arrangement was familiar and comfortable for your husband. Neither of you is doing anything wrong by having different expectations and experiences.
The relationship hurt doesn't usually come from a difference in viewpoints, but, rather, from feeling like your partner doesn't care about your experience. Even though boundaries are critical for healthy relationships, you have both put up boundaries that keep you more entrenched in your individual positions. Consequently, it's also made it more difficult to understand your individual experiences with these expectations.
You can step out of the current impasse by starting a different type of conversation that opens up a respectful and curious exploration of each other's experiences, expectations, and wishes. For example, you can talk about what it's like for you to carry the mental load of remembering, organizing, and initiating the multitude of details involved in running a marriage and family.[ii] Likewise, invite him to share his experiences, expectations, and wishes surrounding the marriage and family functioning. Because many of these rules and roles are invisible to our conscious awareness, it takes patience and persistence to fully understand why we do what we do.
You may learn more about your reflexive willingness to over-commit to responsibilities that you later resent. He may discover that he feels loved when others do things for him. Instead of reacting with snap judgements of each other's experiences and expectations, stay open to exploring your individual histories that are driving your current marital dance.
Ultimately, you'll need to make some decisions about how you want your arrangement to function. The hope, of course, is that you'll be able to respectfully consider how to set each of you up for optimal conditions. If you hit snags and can't quite find the resolution you're seeking, don't hesitate to enlist the help of a marriage therapist who can help you untangle more stubborn beliefs or experiences that shape your interactions.
While you can decide what works for you, you can't decide what will work for your partner. If there are roles and responsibilities that are breaking down your mental or physical health, be wise and set appropriate limits until you can find a suitable solution. My hope is that you can both find creative and compassionate solutions that leave each of you feeling loved and supported.
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[ii] https://blog.trello.com/mental-load-invisible-work-stress
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East Berkshire Golf Club,
Ravenswood Avenue,
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East Berkshire Golf Club was founded in 1903 and Peter Paxton originally designed the course. Peter was born in Musselburgh, known locally as the "honest toune" on the east coast of Scotland. Paxton became famous as a club maker who supplied the Royal Family with clubs and balls. He had one hundred acres in total to use at East Berkshire but, by using his flair and ingenuity, he shaped a rather desolate piece of heathland into a fine golf course. Little has since changed.
Did you know that Sue Ledger recorded the women's all-time record for the fastest round of golf played (where the golf ball must come to rest before each new stroke) at East Berkshire Golf Club? The round took just 38 min 8 sec.
Heather is a big feature, providing a number of cross-hazards on some of the long holes. Cleverly designed doglegs ensure that the course plays longer than the yardage suggests. The first two holes provide a gentle start to the round – both are short par fours. Watch out for the ditch just short of the 2nd green, it's there for a reason.
The par three 5th is very special and certainly the signature hole at East Berkshire. The green is well protected by a ditch to the front, a lateral ditch with out-of-bounds to the left and a very hungry bunker on the right. The tee shot must carry 150 yards over rough ground to reach the green. With trees on either side, this is a tough par three.
The East Berkshire Stag was introduced in 1976 – a competition open to amateur golfers with a handicap of six and under. The first winner of the event was none other than Sandy Lyle with a two round total of 141.
The greens are a credit at East Berkshire – fast and undulating and will always test golfers of all levels. In fact, the whole experience is memorable. Many holes have a tremendous backdrop of trees that make up the western end of the Forest of Windsor. There are some tee shots that must cross directly over the previously played green, but whereas this may be a problem elsewhere, at East Berkshire it's a sign that the meagre acreage has been used wisely.
At less than 6,500 yards, the course is not long by modern standards but the constant encounter with doglegs, tree-lined fairways, carries across streams and the tangly heather will tax the skills of many a golfer intent on playing to handicap. It is a very attractive course and whomever decides to play here will be assured of an enjoyable round from start to finish.
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Description: East Berkshire Golf Club has an abundance of heather and pine, it's an unsung hero. Many compare it to the famous Red and Blue courses at the Berkshire. Written by: Top100 Aggregated Rating Rating: 7.2 out of 10 Reviews: 23
Tony Daley
I am a relatively recent new member at East Berkshire and cannot speak highly enough of the course and the membership.
The course makes the absolute most of the land available with a great mixture of long and short par fours, some brilliant par threes and one par five. The course flows through stately pines and mature trees but heather is in play on a number of the holes.
The conditioning is excellent, especially the greens which equal many of the higher ranked courses that I have played on this site.
Highlights include the stretch from the seventh to the ninth (the pine trees that frame the eighth green are particularly special), the long par three thirteenth and the tough dog-leg par four fourteenth and then the closing two holes which are real challenges.
The newly opened short game area is an excellent addition and although it faces stiff competition from other courses in the county rankings feel like it is pretty close (for different reasons) to Bearwood Lakes ranked at fourth. I'd highly recommend taking in a round at East Berkshire.
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I selected East Berkshire to play my 650th golf course in a twoball with my wife on my birthday, and was thrilled by this charming and delightful place. Sure enough it was difficult to get a Visitor Tee Time in the year of covid, clearly the sign of a thriving Members' Club, that my excitement to eventually get to play here knew no bounds.
The pretty parkland layout begins with two short and reassuring par 4s to get the juices flowing, before the real challenges start. The 3rd hole a long bunker less par 4 is a gem, and it just get better. There is only one par 5, but there is magnificent variety in the par 4s so this is not a problem, and all four par 3s (of which only one is over 160 yards) are special.
And just as you start to feel you are getting on top of the course, the final holes bite back. The demanding 14th where you aim for the left of the fairway from the tee so as to have room around the trees to go for the green is wonderful, as is the straight slightly uphill 15th back to the club house. And the last two holes are long and tough, if not quite as visually appealing.
The course layout and condition is excellent and the overall site is quite cramped even if you never get the feeling of being hemmed in. A bigger nuisance was the number of walkers around the course, for the gorgeous autumn colours on the trees lining most fairways made it easy to comprehend why the location appeals to people other than golfers.
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Les Harding
Having played a lot of the top courses in Surrey/Berkshire over the past 12 years, booking East Berkshire based on the rankings meant I was not expecting anything exceptional in any way. It gets said a lot on this website but this course is definitely in the "Must be ranked higher bracket" The course has got great variety, the greens were immaculate and the whole Club and course had a good feel to it. When we visit Surrey/Berkshire we pick 3 courses and play morning and afternoon at each course which means we get a proper look at the venue as as a whole. East Berkshire may not be at the level of Swinley Forest, St Georges Hill or Sunningdale but at a third of the green fee it is still a course that is totally underrated and well worth a visit... you won't be disappointed
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Peter Handcock
East Berkshire is a lovely track. It's short, but is only par 69 (or 68 - i forget). Don't be fooled by the yardage, as only 1 par 5 is there to be taken advantage of. There is a great mix of par 4s and par 3s, all varying lengths.
Can't recommend enough for a pleasant walk round a very nice golf course
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M Green
Not a long course by current standards but it is protected by bunkering and it feels quite tight off the tee. The holes cover all points of the compass and as they are all tree lined it can be difficult to read the wind. Measuring at just around 6000 yards off the yellow tees it is a good test of golf and requires you to go through the bag with club selection. Only one par 5 so the yardage is in the par 4' and the par 3 thirteenth which is over 200 yards. The greens putted very well and had subtle borrows which can be difficult to read. The presentation of the course was very tidy. Good value for the green fee. In the club house the staff and members were friendly and welcoming and the menu seemed to be varied and fairly priced.
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East Berks is an excellent course hidden away in Crowthorne (It has almost as small a sign at the end of the road as Swinley Forest). Once you get to the end of the drive, things become a lot more obvious and welcoming. I have played here for a number of years in a society and the course is an excellent challenge and is in excellent condition. The first couple of holes are pretty gentle, but then it seems to get harder and harder as the round progresses. It is only a par 69 and has one par 5, so whilst it looks short on the card, the shots soon seem to run out!
Favourite holes for me are the short 5th, 9th and 13th, as well as the tough par four 8th, 14th and 18th. With better practice facilities and some fine tuning this course could be higher up the rankings.
The staff in both the pro shop and in the club house were friendly and helpful and the food was also excellent. The atmosphere around the club also has really good vibe, with the members happy to chat and offer advice/condolences on your round.
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A friendly club with some excellent parkland holes, very good value for the area. A little hard to find by postcode, use a map !
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I think East Berks is one of the best value courses in England, always in great condition and when the greens are good they are the best in England. I noticed they have upgraded the bunkers and done a great job, they have taken the one away in front of the stream on the second. Shame, this was one of the best positioned bunkers I've ever seen, it was genius at it's best and I think the club should consider taking the one on the right out and replace with the old one. Still a great days golf, brilliant design.
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I played East Berks in glourious sunny conditions, and the golf course fully lived up to expectations. A very short course by modern standards, it still played very tough, most holes have fairway bunkers at about 230yds meaning you have a decision, try and carry it, or lay up and have a longer approach. If you found the rough, you were left with tough shots into very small and quick greens. Miss the green and you were left with extremly hard chip shots due to the gradiation in cuts. my opinion on a course is always knocked slightly when there is only one par 5, and a bit like West Sussex, it was only a long par4 by modern standards. I also didnt like the SI1 10th as i i dont like holes that require you to hit a really short club off the tee only to leave you a mile in for your approach. This course is very very good, and is comparable to the East course at Wentworth. Despite the 18holes fitting into a fairly small area of land, it felt like you had walked a long way. I would suggest everyone tries to play here, especially for the value it offers!
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Matthew Adams
For a very reasonable green fee, East Berkshire offers what one might consider a 'mini Wentworth' golfing experience. Based on my experience of other similarly-ranked courses East Berkshire's ranking is just about spot on. Even in October, the conditioning of the course exceeded my expectations. Clearly the greenkeeping staff and the members make great efforts to look after it, with unrepaired pitchmarks a rare sight. The greens had been hollow tined recently and I imagine their speed was down on their peak condition. Nevertheless, the only problem I experienced with the greens was the vandalized trio of 8-10 that were replaced with temporaries (as advised in pro shop before paying a reasonable, reduced green fee). The holes play to a variety of directions (to varying lengths) which coupled with a swirling breeze can challenge even the best golfer. The short but narrow 1st is an early risk/reward tempter which if it appeared later in the round would incite more risk taking. For me the pick of the holes was the 3rd. Devoid of a single bunker or serious water hazard, the only way to reach the green in regulation is to take driver and hug the left hand side with its OOB, trees and railway line (a plus point in my book) to avoid being blocked out by tall trees on the right. The need to shape the ball (both ways) or hit precise lines off the tee on the 3rd and many other holes means that the course is not overpowered by modern equipment, despite only just surpassing 6,000 yards from the yellows. The concerned 'pro tips' advice on the course planner suggests the course becomes more challenging in hard-running conditions. I hope to try it out again some time to see how it plays in summer.
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Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh will attend the commissioning in Raipur of the 'Bastariya' battalion of the CRPF, formed with more than 534 tribal youth from Chhattisgarh.
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