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Census • Person • John Churchill [2]
unknown 1710s-1722 1722, Mar 11
A member of Captain George Lowther's crew. Captured in West Indies and hanged March 11, 1722, on island of St. Kitts.
Crew of George Lowther:
Led by George Lowther
Churchill [2], John: A member of Captain George Lowther's crew. Captured in West Indies and hanged March 11, 1722, on island of St. Kitts.
Delve , Jonathan: Member of Captain George Lowther's crew in the "Happy Delivery." Hanged at St. Kitts in 1722.
Freebarn , Matthew: Member of Captain George Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Grange , Roger: Member of Captain George Lowther's crew in the Happy Delivery. Tried for piracy at St. Kitts in 1722. Acquitted
Hunter , Andrew: Member of Captain George Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Levercott , Sam: Member of Captain George Lowther's crew. Hanged with the rest of Lowther's crew on the island of St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Lewis , Nicholas: Member of Captain George Lowther's crew. Hanged on the island of St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Mackdonald , Edward: One of Lowther's crew in the "Happy Delivery." Hanged on the island of St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Shaw , John: Member of George Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Shergall , Henry: Buccaneer. A seaman with Captain Bartholomew Sharp in his South Sea voyage. One October day he fell into the sea while going into the sprits...
Watson , Henry: Member of Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
West , Richard: Member of Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
White [2], Robert: Member of Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Willis , Robert: Member of Lowther's crew, Tried for piracy at St. Kitts in March, 1718. Acquitted
One of Captain George Lowther's crew. Captured by the Eagle sloop at the Island of Blanco, not far from Tortuga.
Hanged on March 11th, 1722, at St. Kitts.
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John Churchill [2] unknown 1710
Henry Jennings unknown 1715
an 18th century British privateer, who served primarily during the War of Spanish Succession and ...
Samuel Bellamy 1689, Feb 23 1716
an English pirate who operated in the early 18th century. Though his known career as a pirate cap...
John Julian 1701 ca 1716
the first recorded black pirate to operate in the New World, as the pilot of the ship Whydah. Jul...
Captain Paul Williams unknown 1716
A Carolina pirate who began his career as a buccaneer in the West Indies. Accepted the King's p...
Ignatius Pell unknown 1717
Boatswain of Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. After his capture he saved his own hid...
Alexander Amand unknown 1710
1718 1718, Nov 8
Crew member of Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged November 8, 1718, at White Po...
John Auger unknown 1710
Auger was pardoned by Woodes Rogers, but reverted back to piracy and was eventually captured by B...
Job Baily unknown 1710
From London. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged November...
Samuel Booth unknown 1710
From Charleston, South Carolina. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bon...
Robert Boyd unknown 1710
From Bath, North Carolina. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. H...
Joseph Brooks Sr. unknown 1710
A member of Edward Teach's crew. Killed November 22, 1718, at Ocracoke Inlet in the fight with Li...
Phineas Bunce unknown 1710
Pardoned, returned to piracy. Died in battle.....pirate pardoned Woodes Rogers, but continued to ...
Thomas Carman unknown 1710
From Maidstone in Kent, England. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bon...
Joseph Curtice unknown 1710
Crew member of Queen Anne's Revenge, commanded by Edward Teach. Killed November 22, 1718, at Oc...
Captain Robert Deal unknown 1710
At one time mate to Captain Charles Vane. Later placed in command of small sioop. Took many prize...
George Dunkin unknown 1710
Of Glasgow, Scotland. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. hanged...
William Eddy unknown 1710
Of Aberdeen, Scotland. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hange...
Lars Gathenhielm 1689 1710
a Swedish merchant and privateer. In June 1710 the government of Charles XII of Sweden gave Lars ...
Garrat Gibbens unknown 1710
Boatswain of Adventure, commanded by Edward Teach. Killed at Ocracoke Inlet, November 22, 1718, i...
Israel Hands unknown 1710
an 18th-century pirate, also known as Basilica Hands. He is best known for being second in comman...
David Herriot unknown 1710
Master of the Adventure of Jamaica, which was captured by Stede Bonnet. Joined crew of Revenge/Ro...
William Hewett unknown 1710
From the island of Jamaica. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. ...
John Husk unknown 1710
A member of Edward Teach's crew. Killed at Ocracoke Inlet, November 22, 1718, in the fight with L...
Nathaniel Jackson unknown 1710
Matthew King unknown 1710
From Jamaica. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged Novembe...
John Levit unknown 1710
From North Carolina. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged ...
William Livers unknown 1710
Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged at Charleston, South ...
Zachariah Long unknown 1710
From Holland. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged at Char...
From Oporto, Portugal. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. This ...
Thomas Miller unknown 1710
The quartermaster of Edward Teach's crew. Killed at Ocracoke Inlet, November 22, 1718, in the fig...
Humphrey Morrice unknown 1710
Of New Providence, Bahama Islands. Hanged at New Providence in 1718 by his lately reformed fellow...
William Morrison unknown 1710
From Jamaica. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged in Char...
Philip Morton unknown 1710
A gunner of Edward Teach's crew. Killed November 22, 1718, at Ocracoke Inlet during the fight wit...
James Mullet unknown 1710
From London, England. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged...
Neal Patterson unknown 1710
Daniel Perry unknown 1710
From island of Guernsey, England. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bo...
Thomas Price unknown 1710
Of Bristol, England. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged ...
Lieutenant Richards unknown 1710
Second-in-command in Edward Teach's crew. It was Richards who commanded Bonnet's "Revenge" ...
John Ridge unknown 1710
Of London, England. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged a...
James Robbins [1] unknown 1710
Of London. One of the crew of the Royal James. Hanged in 1718 at Charleston, South Carolina.
Owen Roberts unknown 1710
From Wales. Carpenter in Edward Teach's crew. Killed at Ocracoke Inlet, November 22, 1718, in the...
Edward Robinson unknown 1710
From Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede B...
George Ross [1] unknown 1710
William Scott unknown 1710
John-William Smith unknown 1710
Richard Stiles unknown 1710
A member of Edward Teach's crew. Tried and hanged in Williamsburg VA in 1718.
James Wilson [1] unknown 1710
Of Dublin, Ireland. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged a...
Edward Teach 1680/81 1713
a notorious English pirate who operated around the West Indies and the eastern coast of the Ameri...
William Cunningham unknown 1716
Hanged for violating pardon
Major Stede Bonnet 1665/88? 1717
an early 18th-century Barbadian pirate, sometimes called "The Gentleman Pirate" because he was a ...
Captain John Yeates unknown 1718
From South Carolina. Commanded a sloop under the pirate Vane in 1718. Tried pirating for a while ...
George Bendall unknown 1710
A flourishing pirate, whose headquarters, in the early eighteenth century, were in New Providence...
James Blake unknown 1710
A member of Edward Teach's crew. Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia, 1719.
John Brierly unknown 1710
Joseph Brooks Jr. unknown 1710
A member of Edward Teach's crew. Taken prisoner by Lieutenant Maynard's crew. Taken to Williams...
Captain Thomas Burgess unknown 1710
One of the pirates of the Bahama Islands who surrendered to King George in 1718 and received the ...
John Carnes unknown 1710
Jonathan Clarke unknown 1710
Of Charleston, South Carolina. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonne...
Thomas Collins unknown 1710
This Madagascar pirate was a carpenter by trade, who had by 1716 retired from the sea and lived i...
Captain Crackers unknown 1710
A retired pirate who settled at Sierra Leone, and was living there in 1721. He had been famous in...
Stephen Daniel unknown 1710
Stephen James De Cossey unknown 1710
With three other pirates was tried and convicted in June, 1717, before the Vice-Admiralty Court a...
Arabella Drummond unknown 1710
Female pirate
Emanuel Ernados unknown 1710
Carolina pirate who was hanged at Charleston, South Carolina, 1717.
James Ferguson [2] unknown 1710
a Scottish man of science who was involved in piracy. Ferguson was born in Paisley, Scotland, alt...
Captain James Fife unknown 1710
Surrendered to Governor Woodes Rogers at New Providence Island, Bahamas, in June, 1718, and recei...
Thomas Gates unknown 1710
Thomas Gerrard unknown 1710
From the Island of Antigua. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. ...
John Gills unknown 1710
Richard Greensail unknown 1710
Captain Holford unknown 1710
Buccaneer. Of Jamaica. An old friend of the notorious pirate Vane. In 1718 he happened to arrive ...
William Howard 1700 ca 1710
a member of Edward Teach's crew, serving as quartermaster on Blackbeard's ship Queen Anne's R...
James Killing unknown 1710
Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. When Bonnet was tried in Cha...
LeBour unknown 1710
William Magnes 1687 1710
Born at Minehead in Somersetshire in 1687. Quartermaster of the Royal Fortune (Captain Bartholome...
Henry Mann unknown 1710
a member of Edward Teach's crew.
John Martin [1] unknown 1710
Captain Thomas Morris [1] unknown 1710
One of the pirates of New Providence, Bahamas, who, on pardon being offered by King George in 171...
Thomas Nicholls unknown 1710
From London, England. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Tried ...
Samuel Odell unknown 1710
Taken prisoner by Edward Teach on November 21, 1718 and promptly joined his crew. On following da...
Major Penner unknown 1710
We have been able to find out nothing of this pirate except that he was at New Providence Island ...
Joseph Phillips unknown 1710
Hendrick Quintor 1692 1710
Francis Rossoe unknown 1710
Convicted of piracy in June, 1717, at Charleston, South Carolina. Executed shortly afterwards.
Edward Salter unknown 1710
Captain Richard Sample unknown 1710
Rowland Sharp unknown 1710
Of Bath, North Carolina. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Tri...
William Stoke unknown 1710
William Taylor unknown 1710
One of Captain Phillips's crew. Wounded in the leg while attempting to desert. There being no sur...
John Thomas [2] unknown 1710
From Jamaica. Crew member of Revenge/Royal James, commanded by Major Stede Bonnet. Hanged at Char...
Dennis Topping unknown 1710
He shipped on board the sloop Buck at Providence in 1718, in company with Anstis and other famous...
Captain Richard Turnley unknown 1710
A New Providence pirate who received the general pardon from Captain Woodes Rogers in 1718. When,...
James White unknown 1710
Thomas Cocklyn unknown 1717
an 18th-century English pirate, known primarily for his association and partnership with Howell D...
Benjamin Hornigold 1680 ca 1717
an 18th-century English pirate who operated during the tail end of the Golden Age of Piracy. His ...
Howell Davis 1690 1718
a Welsh pirate. His piratical career lasted just 11 months, from 11 July 1718 to 19 June 1719, wh...
Richard Worley 1686 1718, Se
a pirate who was active in the Caribbean Sea and the east coast of the American colonies during t...
Charles Vane 1680 1715
1720 1719/20/21, Mar 29
Disliked due to his cruelty, Vane showed little respect for the pirate code, cheating his crew ou...
Captain Charles Bellamy unknown 1717
an 18th-century English pirate who raided colonial American shipping in New England and later off...
Edward Seegar England 1685 1717
a famous African coast and Indian Ocean pirate captain from 1717 to 1720. The ships he sailed on ...
Christopher Condent 1690s 1718
an English pirate who led the return to the Eastern Seas. He began his career as quartermaster on...
John Rackham 1682, Dec 26 1718
an English pirate captain operating in the Bahamas and in Cuba during the early 18th century. His...
Ingela Gathenhielm 1692, Sep 11 1718
a Swedish privateer in service of King Charles XII of Sweden during the Great Northern War. Ingel...
Walter Kennedy [2] 1695 1718
Kennedy was a pickpocket and burglar before sailing from New Providence Island in the Bahamas in ...
Valentine Ashplant 1690 ca 1710
Born in the Minories, London. He served with Captain Howell Davis, and later with Bartholomew Rob...
William Church unknown 1710
Of the Gertrwycht of Holland. At the trial at West Africa in 1722 of the crew of Bartholomew Robe...
Israel Hind unknown 1710
Of Bristol. One of Captain Roberts's crew. Hanged at Cape Coast Castle in 1722, at the age of 30.
Jo Mansfield 1692 ca 1710
One of Captain Bartholomew Roberts' men. Must not be confused with Edward Mansfield, the famous b...
Henry Watson unknown 1710
Member of Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
Richard West unknown 1710
Robert White [2] unknown 1710
Robert Willis unknown 1710
Member of Lowther's crew, Tried for piracy at St. Kitts in March, 1718. Acquitted
Captain Christopher Moody 1694 1713
an 18th-century pirate who held a policy of no quarter (no sparing of lives). After he was captur...
Richard Noland unknown 1717
Quartermaster for Samuel Bellamy's fleet
Roger Ball unknown 1719
One of Captain Bartholomew's crew in the Royal Fortune. Captured by H.M.S. Swallow off the West C...
Captain Bartholomew Roberts 1682, May 17 1719
a Welsh pirate who raided ships off the Americas and West Africa between 1719 and 1722. He was th...
Jonathan Delve unknown 1720
Member of Captain George Lowther's crew in the "Happy Delivery." Hanged at St. Kitts in 1722.
Richard Hardy 1697 ca 1720
One of Captain Bartholomew Roberts' crew. Hanged at Cape Coast Castle, West Coast of Africa, on A...
Andrew Hunter unknown 1720
Member of Captain George Lowther's crew. Hanged at St. Kitts, March 11, 1722.
John Johnson 1700 ca 1720
Born "nigh Lancaster." Taken out of the King Solomon. One of Roberts's crew. Hanged in 1722 at th...
Marcus Johnson 1701 ca 1720
One of Captain Roberts's crew. Hanged in 1722. Stated in his death warrant to be a native of Smyr...
Robert Johnson [3] 1690 ca 1720
From Whydah in West Africa. Tried for piracy with the rest of Captain Roberts's crew, and hanged ...
James Skyrme unknown 1720
Welsh pirate. Hanged at the advanced age—for a pirate—of 44. Commanded the Ranger, one of Cap...
Thomas Sutton [1] 1699 1720
Born at Berwick in 1699. Gunner in Bartholomew Roberts' ship the Royal Fortune. At his trial he w...
David Sympson unknown 1720
Born at North Berwick. One of Roberts's crew. Tried and hanged at Cape Coast Castle in 1722. On t...
Charles Bunce unknown 1721
Born at Exeter; died at the age of 26. Taken by Captain Roberts out of a Dutch galley in 1721, h...
Benjamin Jefferys 1701 ca 1721
Of Bristol. Taken by Roberts in the Norman galley in April, 1721. Roberts allowed those of the cr...
Thomas Oughterlauney unknown 1721
Acted as pilot in the Royal Fortune. Took an active part in taking and plundering the King Solomo...
John Stephenson unknown 1721
Sailed as an honest seaman in the Onslow (Captain Gee) from Sestos. Taken in May, 1721, by the pi...
John Darby unknown 1721
A Marblehead fisherman, one of the crew of the ketch Mary, of Salem, captured by Captain Pound. H...
John Bright unknown 1710
Of St. Margaret's, Westminster. One of the crew of Captain Charles Harris. Hanged at Newport, Rho...
James Brinkley unknown 1710
Of Suffolk, England. One of Captain Charles Harris's crew. Hanged for piracy at Newport, Rhode Is...
Of Durham, England. One of Captain Charles Harris's crew. Hanged at the age of 29 years at Newpor...
Edward Eaton 1685 ca 1710
Of Wrexham in Wales. One of Captain Harris's crew. Hanged at Newport, Rhode Island, on July 19th,...
William Read unknown 1710
One of Captain Harris's crew. Was hanged at Newport, Rhode Island, in 1723, at the age of 35.
Palgrave Williams 1678 1715
Paulsgrave Williams was born on Rhode Island, in 1678. He succeeded long family tradition and bec...
Captain Thomas Anstis unknown 1718
an early 18th-century pirate, who served under Captain Howell Davis and Captain Bartholomew Rober...
Captain John Taylor [2] unknown 1719
a pirate who lived in the early 18th century. He was Edward England's quartermaster and popular w...
William Blads 1695 ca 1720
Born in Rhode Island. One of Captain Charles Harris's crew. Hanged at Newport on July 19th, 1723....
John Fitzerrald unknown 1720
Of Limerick. This Irish pirate was hanged at Newport, Rhode Island, in 1723, at the age of 21.
Thomas Hazel 1773 ca 1720
Hanged in Rhode Island in 1723 at the advanced age, for a pirate, of 50.
Thomas Huggit unknown 1720
Of London. Hanged at Newport, Rhode Island, in July, 1723. Age 30.
Peter Kneeves 1691 ca 1720
Of Exeter in Devon. Sailed with Captain Charles Harris, and was tried for piracy with the rest of...
Francis Leyton 1684 ca 1720
One of Captain Charles Harris's crew. Hanged for piracy at Newport, Rhode Island, on July 19th, 1...
Owen Rice 1696 ca 1720
Welsh pirate. Of South Wales. Hanged at the age of 27 at Rhode Island in 1723. One of Capta...
John Walden unknown 1720
Born in Somersetshire. Taken in the Blessing, of Lymington, by Roberts in Newfoundland, he joined...
Phillip Roche unknown 1721
1723 1723, Aug 5
the son of a person of the same name in Ireland. His father gave him all the education his narrow...


So I think I can confidently say, I will not be a YouTuber in the near future. Video editing is tough stuff! It took me so long just to figure out how to fade the music volume before the talking begins. But I eventually got it (after about an hour and a couple instructional videos) and now I'm chugging along!
This week work at ACP is really starting to pick up. Starting Monday, I had a meeting with my mentor and we discussed the script I created for my video. There were some parts that needed to be changed for a more positive vibe (sometimes I can get a little too passionate about diversity issues) and I also unintentionally maybe insulted theoretical physicists (sorry!). Not to mention it's been a real challenge not to get too nerdy with my jokes, cause I can get carried away with that too! Overall, I think the script is just about finalized and after re-recording some sections it may be ready to be incorporated into the video.
I actually got the inspiration for this project from my younger brother (a computer genius) who has been building his YouTube channel for a couple years. He's learned valuable editing and graphic design skills from a variety of programs and has been in my corner for whatever I need. I realize that in an ever-evolving technological society, most people (especially younger generations) like their information given to them fast but also entertainingly (I made it up).
Going off of that idea, I decided to make this video in the same style. It will be more like a video from a YouTuber named Ceeday; a collection of clips (videos and pictures) with some animated titles. My goal is to attract high schoolers and undergraduates to physics and to the APS Careers webpage where they can access more in depth information and resources. Essentially it's like an advertisement.
In addition to this project, I'm also helping design a poster. The poster will have the same theme as the video (gotta get that consistent branding) and could be sent around the country. I met with the marketing folks yesterday to discuss and I'm really excited to make it happen! They will be doing most of the magic while I throw them the bare essentials. They are some amazing ladies and I have no doubt the poster will turn out flawless!
In other news, last weekend was a blast! I finally got to check out my first 2 museums: Natural History and the Portrait Gallery! A few of us went out and spent the whole day exploring. There was a lot to see but we took in as much as we could. From meteorites to unfinished portraits of George Washington, it was a day full of discovery.
We also had a birthday celebration for Stephanie on Monday which was really fun. We played a very intense (and a little traumatizing) game called The Game of Real Life™. Unfortunately, my character ended up dying young and alone (I tried my best!). I also made a vegan meal of pulled "pork", fries and coleslaw. Plus a vegan chocolate cake! Everyone really loved it and I enjoyed cooking for all of them. Cooking is very therapeutic for me and I don't mind sharing my creations with friends.
Finally, yesterday we went on a super fun dinner cruise! There were a lot of SPS folks there and it was good to converse with people in a fun environment. It was also Michael's 21st bday so we had to dance the night away! I also had some AMAZING jumbo crab cakes and a super decadent Odyssey signature cake with ice cream and a raspberry mint sauce. It was all very fancy and I was so grateful for the opportunity. Everyone looked so wonderful in their fancy outfits.
I've been having such a wonderful time here. Everyday is something new and exciting. I appreciate having these blogs as an opportunity to recap everything I have done. When I return home, I'll be able to look back and read about the fun times and challenging yet fulfilling work. It'll remind me of how much I have grown and what I have gained in only one summer.
As always your support of these extremely unorganized and wordy blogs is highly appreciated. Stay tuned for next week's adventure!


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Evergreeny ze Semaforu 3 (1990) je třetí a poslední díl z kompletu alb, na které v nových aranžích nazpíval Jiří Suchý své staré písně. Album obsahuje 15 písní.

Písničky
 Hallo, má krásná Margareto – 3:47
 Dítě školou povinné – 2:00
 Písnička pro kočku – 2:26
 Orchestrion z ráje – 2:56
 Škrhola – 1:47
 Kapitáne, kam s tou lodí – 3:08
 Sup a žluva – 2:15
 Blues touhy po světle – 2:58
 Pět strun – 2:09
 Kytky se smály a vánek si vál – 3:31
 Píseň o rose – 3:20
 To je láska – 3:26
 Kdo ví – 2:37
 Sedm dárků – 1:56
 Na shledanou – 2:45

Nahráli
 zpěv:
 Jiří Suchý (1–5, 7–15)
 Jitka Molavcová (2, 4, 6, 7, 10, 12, 14, 15)
 C & K Vocal, vedoucí Ladislav Kantor (1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 14, 15)
 sbor Lubomíra Pánka (14)
 Orchestr Ferdinanda Havlíka
 aranžmá:
 Ferdinand Havlík (2–7, 10–15)
 Jiří Cerha (1, 8)
 František Prokop (9)

Kompilační alba Jiřího Suchého
Kompilační alba z roku 1990
Kompilační alba Pantonu

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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<?php

namespace Mateusjatenee\Iugu\Tests;

use Illuminate\Support\Collection;
use Mateusjatenee\Iugu\Iugu;
use Mateusjatenee\Iugu\Responses\TransferResponse;
use Mateusjatenee\Iugu\Tests\TestCase;

class TransferTest extends TestCase
{
    /** @test */
    public function it_transfers_money_to_someone()
    {
        $stub = $this->getStub('transfer_response.json');

        $url = 'https://api.iugu.com/v1/transfers';

        $data = [
            'receiver_id' => 123,
            'amount_cents' => 10000,
        ];

        $this->iugu->setToken('foo');

        $transfer = $this->iugu->transfers()->transferTo(123, 10000);

        $this->assertResponseIsOk($transfer);
        $this->assertEquals($stub['id'], $transfer->getId());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['created_at'], $transfer->getCreatedAt());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['amount_cents'], $transfer->getAmountInCents());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['amount_localized'], $transfer->getLocalizedAmount());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['receiver'], $transfer->getReceiver());

        $this->assertEquals($data, $transfer->requestData);
    }

    /** @test */
    public function it_finds_a_transference()
    {
        $stub = $this->getStub('abc123_transfer_response.json');

        $url = 'https://api.iugu.com/v1/transfers/abc123';

        $this->iugu->setToken('foo');

        $transfer = $this->iugu->transfers()->find('abc123');

        $this->assertResponseIsOk($transfer);
        $this->assertEquals($stub['id'], $transfer->getId());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['created_at'], $transfer->getCreatedAt());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['amount_cents'], $transfer->getAmountInCents());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['amount_localized'], $transfer->getLocalizedAmount());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['receiver'], $transfer->getReceiver());
    }

    /** @test */
    public function it_gets_all_transferences_of_an_account()
    {
        $stub = $this->getStub('all_transfers_response.json');

        $url = 'https://api.iugu.com/v1/transfers';

        $this->iugu->setToken('foo');

        $transfer = $this->iugu->transfers()->all();

        $sent = $transfer['sent'];
        $received = $transfer['received'];

        $this->assertInstanceOf(Collection::class, $sent);
        $this->assertInstanceOf(Collection::class, $received);

        foreach ($sent as $item) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf(TransferResponse::class, $item);
        }

        foreach ($received as $item) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf(TransferResponse::class, $item);
        }

        $sent = $sent->first();

        $this->assertResponseIsOk($sent);
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['id'], $sent->getId());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['created_at'], $sent->getCreatedAt());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['amount_cents'], $sent->getAmountInCents());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['amount_localized'], $sent->getLocalizedAmount());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['receiver'], $sent->getReceiver());

        $received = $received->first();

        $this->assertResponseIsOk($received);
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['id'], $received->getId());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['created_at'], $received->getCreatedAt());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['amount_cents'], $received->getAmountInCents());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['amount_localized'], $received->getLocalizedAmount());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['sender'], $received->getSender());
    }

    /** @test */
    public function it_gets_transfers_for_another_account()
    {
        $stub = $this->getStub('all_transfers_response_other_account.json');

        $url = 'https://api.iugu.com/v1/transfers';

        $this->iugu->setToken('foo');

        $transfer = $this->iugu->transfers()->all('bar');

        $sent = $transfer['sent'];
        $received = $transfer['received'];

        $this->assertInstanceOf(Collection::class, $sent);
        $this->assertInstanceOf(Collection::class, $received);

        foreach ($sent as $item) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf(TransferResponse::class, $item);
        }

        foreach ($received as $item) {
            $this->assertInstanceOf(TransferResponse::class, $item);
        }

        $sent = $sent->first();

        $this->assertResponseIsOk($sent);
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['id'], $sent->getId());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['created_at'], $sent->getCreatedAt());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['amount_cents'], $sent->getAmountInCents());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['amount_localized'], $sent->getLocalizedAmount());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['sent'][0]['receiver'], $sent->getReceiver());

        $received = $received->first();

        $this->assertResponseIsOk($received);
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['id'], $received->getId());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['created_at'], $received->getCreatedAt());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['amount_cents'], $received->getAmountInCents());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['amount_localized'], $received->getLocalizedAmount());
        $this->assertEquals($stub['received'][0]['sender'], $received->getSender());
    }

}

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Q: Xamarin Forms open another iOS App In my Xamarin Forms App I want to open another App by clicking a button. The example is with the facebook app, but it should work with other apps, too. I read a lot about this here and here. Based on the two solutions/links I generated a class in my iOS project:
[assembly: Xamarin.Forms.Dependency(typeof(OpenAppiOS))]
namespace FieldServicePortable.iOS.Common
{
    public class OpenAppiOS : IOpenApp
    {
        public OpenAppiOS() { }

        public void OpenExternalApp()
        {
            var nsurl = "facebook://";
            var request = new NSUrl(nsurl);

            try
            {
                var isOpened = UIApplication.SharedApplication.OpenUrl(request);   //Open App
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                throw ex;
            }
        }
    }
}

I also extended the Info.plist by this lines
<key>LSApplicationQueriesSchemes</key>
<array>
   <string>facebook</string>
</array>

I don't want to bother you with the coding part in the shared projects, because this part works.
After clicking the button in the app, the code will be executed but nothing happens. Not even an exception is thrown. The value of the variable isOpened is false.
So my questions are:

*

*Of course, do I miss something in my code?

*Are there any requirements for the App, which should be open?

*Is some configuration needed in the iOS?

A: Try using
    Device.OpenUri(new Uri("fb://"));
Also you can refer xamarin how to open facebook and twitter app from my ios app by a button

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After the success of my first Kickstarter – Frills & Fauna, it seems obvious to me that I should sustain use of the crowd-funding strategy to reach out to an audience. Despite being incredibly niche, the project raised more money than sales of anything else I've sculpted, combined. Admittedly, I am fairly new to the scene so that's not a major statement, but when you are trying to make a living from the art, it's one hell of a tasty pie to eat from.


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Xero and NAB join forces: Chris Ridd on why the partnership is a win for small businesses
Renee Thompson
Small businesses will be better able to apply and receive approval for business loans from the National Australia Bank, with accounting software company Xero partnering with the major financial institution.
Thanks to a reciprocal data sharing agreement, as of this month small business customers of both companies can lodge online loan queries to NAB from within the Xero accounting platform.
The integration between Xero and NAB aims to remove some of the administrative burden for small business when it comes to compiling financial statements for loans by providing customer-approved data to NAB.
Xero opened the doors to increased interaction between small business and financial institutions in mid-August when it announced new integration agreements with institutions such as NAB.
NAB and Xero signed an expanded partnership deal in April which allows customers to access new services, including making enquiries for new business loans from within the Xero accounting dashboard.
Chris Ridd, Xero Australia's managing director, told SmartCompany this morning the partnership with NAB, launched two weeks ago today, will make it easier for small business customers who bank with NAB and who often find the process of compiling loan information required by banks to be difficult.
He says the technology is a "win-win" for both small businesses and the banks, which are able to access credit quicker and form a richer financial picture of the small business customer's situation.
"In case of NAB, they were really keen to get lending set up a lot easier and also ability for customer to have that faster turnaround," he says.
Ridd says while it is early days, he is excited by the number of businesses interested in using the loan application option available on Xero.
"It's only two weeks but encouraging," he says.
"Certainly there's been very encouraging signs with quite a number of applications. It's showing some promise, we're pretty excited about it."
Ridd says Xero works with banks and non-bank institutions and is also in the process of finalising agreements with insurance provider CGU.
"In all cases, we're coming back to data sharing where the customer can work with those providers and can opt into that provider to get access to that provider," he says.
"What we're doing is connecting financial service providers into accounting software and allowing customers to get access to these services much quicker."
However, Ridd says "overriding all of this" is small businesses maintaining control of the data that is being shared.
"It's really important the customer is in control of that data and there is a strong emphasis on privacy," he says.
SmartCompany contacted NAB but did not receive a response prior to publication.

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Large Format Photography Forum > LF Forums > Lenses & Lens Accessories > Center filter Schneider Kreuznach III on a Rodenstock Grandagon 90mm F:6.8 ?
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Is is possible to use the center filter Schneider Kreuznach III on a Rodenstock Grandagon 90mm F:6.8 to avoid the falloff of illumination towards the corners ?
Is is really necessary with black and white shootings ?
Possible? Yes. Best way to do it? No. A Rodenstock or Heliopan will be better as long as they screw directly into a 67mm filter thread.
Do you need a center filter with negative film (B&W or color?) Not if you are willing to dodge and burn or can overlight the edges. If you don't want to do that then you probably need a CF.
I've heard it both ways but most of what I've read indicates it isn't optimal. I bought a 90mm f/8 Nikkor partly because my reasearch indicates the Schneider CF that I already have works very well with it.
The Center filter Schneider Kreuznach III can be directly screwed as it has 67mm filter thread.
What could be the difference with a Rodenstock or Heliopan ?
You mean besides the center density and the density pattern and the front diameter?
Here is a little description of Rodenstocks latest center filter technology. Their other center filters are more color neutral then other manufacturer's ones.
The ones for the 90mm do not use the technology in the above link but the link does show the differences in manufacturing.
The Center filter Schneider Kreuznach III can be screwed directly to the lens but I don't know if it will give the same result as the Rodenstock one.


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Prime Minister Unveils Various Development Projects In Maharashtra
2019-02-16 Announcements Construction Western India
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, visited Dhule in Maharashtra, where he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for various development projects. Earlier in the day, the PM visited Yavatmal in Maharashtra, where too he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for development projects.
A Brief of Development Projects unveiled by the PM
The PM inaugurated Lower Panazara Medium Project under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY). The project was included in PMKSY in 2016-17. It has a total water storage capacity of 109.31 MCum, with an irrigation potential of 7,585 hectares; it will bring water to about 21 villages of Dhule district.
The PM laid the foundation stone of Sulwade Jamphal Kanoli Lift Irrigation Scheme. The scheme envisages lifting 9.24 TMC of flood water from the river Tapi during 124 days of the monsoon season. The scheme seeks to irrigate a land area measuring 33,367 hectares, spanning around 100 villages of Dhule district.
The PM laid the foundation stone of Dhule City Water Supply Scheme, under AMRUT. The scheme will ensure water availability and hence boost industrial and commercial growth.
The PM laid the foundation stone of Dhule-Nardana Railway Line and Jalgaon – Manmad 3rd Railway Line.
The PM flagged off Bhusaval-Bandra Khandesh Express Train through a video link. The overnight train will provide direct connectivity between Mumbai and Bhusawal and will run three days a week.
The PM inaugurated Jalgaon-Udhna Railway line after Doubling and Electrification. This will increase the capacity of ferrying passengers as well as goods. It will act as a catalyst for the development of Nandurbar, Vyara, Dharangaon and other places on the section.


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Preparing for doomsday means going solo for some, but most see survival needs including some sort of micro-society, be it for mutual defense and cooperation or, in the most extreme cases, perhaps even repopulating a devastated planet.
Instead of individual bomb shelters, Terra Vivos is working to create a series of autonomous communities around the world in underground complexes made to withstand anything from a 20-megaton nuclear blast or 1,250-degree fire to 450-mph winds or a magnitude-10 earthquake.
The locations of these individual bunkers are kept secret for obvious reasons, and each is being outfitted with enough food, water, clothing, fuel and medicine to survive a year in their subterranean spaces, as well as frozen seed banks, animal and human DNA, all to grow food, recreate lost species and/or provide genetic diversification as needed. And, of course, there is a wine vault.
Their ultimate goal is to provide thousands of units ranging from Economy to Luxury class, all to a limited set of pre-screened individuals (vetted for psychological attributes as well as practical skills) at prices as low as $25,000 – arguably a lot of money, but perhaps not so much if you really believe the world as we know it is about to end. Of course, even with space for thousands, less than one in a million people would be saved should the worst come to pass.
For those looking to learn more, a quick glance at their sitemap provides a lot of fascinating material for further reading, with pages about various kinds of natural disaster and prevalent conspiracies, on the one hand, to nuts-and-bolts issues like security, secrecy, air supplies and pet policies on the other.


Discovery, the US media group that owns sports broadcaster Eurosport, today announced its first deal for rights to US golf's PGA Tour, entering a partnership with Jupiter Golf Network, the specialist cable and satellite broadcaster in Japan.
Under the agreement, Discovery has sub-licensed to Jupiter exclusive pay-TV rights to the PGA Tour, as well as the ability to simulcast this programming via a digital service live and on-demand for a select time.
As part of the broader distribution strategy in Japan, Discovery and the PGA Tour said they will "confirm incremental broadcast distribution partnerships, including select free-to-air coverage, in due course."
Jupiter has been a long-term partner of the PGA Tour in Japan, and will continue to showcase the biggest tournaments such as The Players Championship, FedEx Cup Playoffs and the Presidents Cup, the biennial contest between USA and a combined international team from outside Europe, on its linear channel and online via its app.
In June, Discovery struck a 12-year, $2-billion global rights agreement (excluding USA) with the PGA Tour, effective January 2019, to create an over-the-top offering and also distribute the multi-platform rights to the Tour, including the linear rights.
Late last month, Discovery unveiled GolfTV as that OTT offering, and said it was in the process of selling on rights to broadcasters around the world, stressing that it was working on "a robust distribution and broadcast partner strategy for the portfolio, optimising reach across free-to-air, pay-TV and digital, and will explore partnering with existing PGA Tour and golf broadcasters to continue to grow the game."
Jupiter's is the first deal to be signed off, and Alex Kaplan, president and general manager, Discovery Golf, said: "This is a real win for the passionate and growing community of golf fans in Japan, promising to deliver even more of the sport's biggest moments all-year-round and made available however fans want to watch: TV, online or mobile.
"Building on world-class localised Japanese coverage on Golf Network and GolfTV, together with Jupiter Golf Network we have ambitions to establish a more comprehensive digital partnership, best utilising our platforms and content to further grow viewership and broaden engagement around golf throughout the country."
Full live coverage of GolfTV, which will stream more than 2,000 hours of live coverage each year, will not be offered in some markets until existing deals with broadcasters have expired. However, in those markets where agreements are still in place, GolfTV will still be able to show the level of live content already available on PGA Tour Live, the Tour's international streaming service that shows selected live holes and groups, along with non-live content.
As well as Japan, other markets where GolfTV will be fully available in 2019 include major golf markets like Australia, Italy, Spain and Canada.
Further down the line, markets such as China, India, southeast Asia and Latin America are being earmarked for development.
While PGA Tour Live, which GolfTV supersedes, is priced at $5.99 per month, it remains to be seen what the price point will be for GolfTV, although the cost will vary from market to market depending on economic factors and any linear TV deal that might be in place.


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KU freshmen shine in 82-77 overtime win at TCU
FORT WORTH, Texas – Freshmen Devon Dotson and Ochai Agbaji combined for 45 points as the No. 14 Kansas Jayhawks outlasted the TCU Horned Frogs, 82-77, in overtime Monday night at Schollmaier Arena. Dotson posted a game- and career-high 25 points to go along with 10 rebounds, while Agbaji also tallied a double-double via his 20 points and 11 boards.
The win, which broke a four-game road losing streak for the Jayhawks, moved KU to 19-6 on the year and 8-4 in Big 12 play, while TCU fell to 17-7 in 2018-19 and 5-6 in the league.
Despite leading by 12 points just over midway through the second half, Kansas was unable to hold off a determined TCU squad that had yet to lose a Big 12 home game. The Horned Frogs stormed back on a 17-2 run to take a four-point lead, 69-65, with just over a minute to play in regulation.
Redshirt-sophomore K.J. Lawson came up big for the Jayhawks on their last two possessions to help send the game to overtime. The Memphis native hit a runner in the lane to pull his team within two points with 66 seconds to play, before hitting a baseline jumper on KU's next possession to pull the score level at 69-69. TCU couldn't get the game-winner on its final possession as the Jayhawks headed to their third overtime of the season.
Agbaji kicked off the extra period with his second 3-pointer of the game before Dedric Lawson connected on his 13th and 14th points of the game with a turnaround jumper, putting the Jayhawks up 74-69 with 2:41 to go in OT. TCU again had an answer though, responding with a 5-0 spurt of its own to tie the score for what would be the final time on the night at 74-74 with 1:28 remaining.
K.J. Lawson again came up big and put the Jayhawks back in front for good with another mid-range jumper before Dotson put the game away with his free throw shooting. The freshman guard hit all six of his free throw attempts in the final 40 seconds of overtime, all this while the Horned Frogs struggled from the charity stripe. TCU was 6-of-13 from the free throw line in OT.
Dotson's two charities with nine seconds to play, which notched his 24th and 25th points and a new career high, helped the Jayhawks close out the 82-77 win.
After a slow Jayhawk start to the night which saw TCU jump out to a 7-0 lead, the KU freshman duo of Agbaji and Dotson got their team's offense going. The two combined for 16 points during a 19-7 response from KU which saw the Jayhawks take a 19-15 lead after the opening 9:32 of the half.
K.J. Lawson helped the Kansas lead get to six points over the next three minutes, with a pair of free throws and a lay-up as the Jayhawks were suddenly ahead 26-20 with 7:00 left in the opening frame. But the Horned Frogs responded with a spurt of their own as Kendric Davis scored seven-straight points during a 12-2 TCU run that handed a 32-28 lead back to the home team. KU's Quentin Grimes nailed a fall-away jumper at the halftime buzzer to pull the two teams level as they headed to the locker rooms, 37-37.
Agbaji stayed hot after the break, scoring the Jayhawks' first five points and kick starting a KU run that saw the Jayhawks build their lead into double-digits seven minutes into the second half. But TCU's run over the final 6:27 of regulation got the home team back into the lead in the waning seconds, but K.J. Lawson's two buckets in the final 66 seconds pushed the game to overtime, where Kansas would never trail.
Dotson, who tallied the first double-double of his young career, led all scorers with a career-high 25 points, which included four 3-pointers, also a career-best. Agbaji hit the 20-point plateau for the third time in his last five games and posted his second double-double with his 20 points and season-high 11 rebounds. Dedric Lawson also tallied a double-double, his 16th of the season, scoring 14 points to go along with 10 rebounds. The game marked the first time three Jayhawks posted a double-double in a Big 12 game since 2013.
The Kansas defense helped hold TCU to 32.5 percent (13-of-40) shooting in the second half and overtime as well as forcing eight second-half Horned Frog turnovers.
QUOTES – Full Quotes
Opening Statement:
"K.J. (Lawson) made the unbelievable play to put the game into overtime, we got the stop on the last play and then K.J. made a huge shot – I think it was as big as a shot as there was in overtime. Then those two freshmen (Devon Dotson and Ochai Agbaji) were just incredible, Ochai (Agbaji) and Devon (Dotson). Hopefully we're becoming a team. Our energy was good, our enthusiasm (was good), our attitudes were good. Guys fought pretty hard and somehow we pulled it out. Give them (TCU) all the credit. They played so well for about 35 minutes and then played four of the last five and a great overtime."
On the play of freshmen Devon Dotson and Ochai Agbaji:
"They got 21 rebounds and Devon had some turnovers, but God he was good. He was good, 4-of-7 from 3(-pointers) and Ochai made that huge one (3-pointer) in overtime. That's four freshmen out there starting. Q (Quentin Grimes) had a hard time finding the bottom of the bucket. David (McCormack) gave us some good minutes; both he and Mitch (Lightfoot) gave us some good minutes. It was a grind-it-out game. It wasn't Dedric (Lawson's) best today and certainly, other guys had to pick us up and they did."
NOTABLES – Full Notes
The win made KU 3-0 in overtime games this season and 23-9 under Bill Self.
The win also gave KU its 13th-straight win on ESPN Big Monday and moved the Jayhawks to 68-18 all-time on Big Monday, including 48-12 under Bill Self.
The Jayhawks and Horned Frogs entered the break at a 37-37 deadlock marking the second-straight game KU and its opponent had been tied at half. Kansas is now 2-1 in those games on the season, 17-4 in the Self era.
TCU used a 17-2 run spanning 4:20 to take a 69-65 lead over KU with 2:07 remaining. Kansas had four turnovers in that stretch.
Kansas outrebounded its opponent for the 15th time this season, the Jayhawks are 12-3 in those meetings, 346-42 in the Self era.
Kansas grabbed a season high 49 rebounds.
KU's five point overtime win is the largest margin of victory in OT in conference play since Kansas topped West Virginia 76-69 (3/3/15).
Kansas' 30 shots from deep were the most attempted by the Jayhawks in a game this season.
With Dotson, D. Lawson and Agbaji each recording 10+ rebounds, it marked the first time KU has had three players with double digit rebounds since Kansas had three double figure rebounders against Valparaiso (11/15/10) and only the second time since the 1988-89 season.
Double-doubles from Agbaji, Dotson and Lawson marked the fifth time that three Jayhawks have recorded double-doubles in a Big 12 game and the first time since Elijah Johnson, Jeff Withey and Kevin Young each recorded a double-double against Iowa State (1/9/13).
Freshman guard Devon Dotson
Dotson replaced his season high as the freshman scored a team high 25 points (14 in the first half), including a season high four makes from beyond the arc.
Dotson also grabbed a season- and career-high 10 rebounds as the freshman recorded his second double-double of the season.
Dotson played a season high 45 minutes, the most by a Jayhawk since Devonte' Graham played 45 in an overtime victory over Duke (3/25/18). Dotson's 45 minutes were the most by a Jayhawk in a conference game since Perry Ellis tallied 53 minutes against Oklahoma (1/4/16).
Freshman Ochai Agbaji earned his second double-double of the season scoring 20 points while grabbing 11 rebounds.
Agbaji has now scored 20+ in back-to-back games and three times in his last five games.
AUDIO HIGHLIGHTS
Kansas will host the West Virginia Mountaineers inside Allen Fieldhouse on Saturday, Feb. 16. The contest is set for 3 p.m. (CT) on ESPN. In the two squads' first meeting this season on Jan. 19, WVU held Kansas scoreless over the final 2:34 of regulation to blow past the Jayhawks in the final seconds, 65-64, in Morgantown. West Virginia's Jermaine Haley hit the go-ahead bucket with seven seconds remaining before two Jayhawk game-winning attempts on the other end fell short as KU suffered its second loss of the Big 12 season.


We are happy to announce the Fall Creators Update (version 1709) is fully available for all compatible devices running Windows 10 worldwide! Full availability is the final phase of our rollout process. When a new feature update is released, we begin by targeting a select set of devices that we believe will have the best update experience based on device characteristics and testing done by us and our device partners. We then monitor feedback for issues around application and device compatibility and make adjustments along the way, if necessary. Actively listening for and responding to issues as they emerge helps us confidently expand the release to additional devices while maintaining a quality experience. We're pleased to announce that the Fall Creators Update was the fastest Windows 10 release to reach 100M devices, all while achieving higher customer satisfaction ratings compared to prior updates!
Protecting your device and your information is critical. Recent reports about "Meltdown"and "Spectre", a new class of critical vulnerabilities disclosed last week, underscore how rapidly the global security landscape is evolving. These threats highlight the importance of having devices running the latest Windows 10 feature update and the latest monthly quality updates. We build the latest security technology deep into the Windows operating system to provide defense-in-depth features that prevent evolving malware and other vulnerabilities from impacting your device, and layer on monthly quality updates that help your machine keep pace with the evolving threat landscape.
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More than half of U.S. adults say they have some sort of joint pain, whether it's arthritis, lower back pain, neck pain, or sciatica. And more than 40 percent of them are turning to complementary medicine for relief, according to a report released this month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Musculoskeletal pain disorders include a wide range of injuries or inflammatory conditions involving the body's joints, ligaments, muscles, nerves, and tendons that support the limbs, neck, and back. The disorders are some of the primary causes of physical disability, according to the CDC.
While conventional treatments do exist, they're not always desirable. Surgery, opioids (such as morphine, oxycodone, and hydrocodone), and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) may not provide long-term benefits or can lead to risky side effects. This is one reason why patients with conditions like neck pain turn to complementary medicine—despite, in some cases, the lack of insurance coverage or the absence of research proving the treatment to be effective.
The CDC, using data mined from 34,525 adults in the 2012 National Health Interview Survey, found that the use of complementary health medicine was considerably higher in people with musculoskeletal disorders than those without (41.6 percent vs. 24.1 percent). Those who reported suffering from neck pain were the most likely to try alternative treatments (50.6 percent).
Among all people with musculoskeletal disorders, the use of natural products, such as non-vitamin supplements and herbs, was more popular than mind-body approaches (biofeedback, meditation, and guided imagery), practitioner-based approaches (chiropractic manipulation, massage therapy, the Alexander technique), and whole medical system approaches (acupuncture, naturopathy, and homeopathy), according to the report. But conclusive research is lacking for many of those treatments, especially supplements.
A growing body of scientific evidence does suggest that approaches such as chiropractic manipulation, acupuncture, massage, and yoga may benefit some painful conditions. Just make sure to let your doctor know if you decide to try any of these.
"Given the prevalence of complementary therapy usage and the potential for side effects, it's important to let your physician know all of treatment modalities that you have incorporated into your health regimen," says John A. Flynn, M.D., M.B.A., professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a member of the HealthAfter50 board of advisors.
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Delivering Digital
Being Digital Vs. Doing Digital
by Ericka Chickowski December 5, 2018 December 5, 2018
Digital transformation isn't an activity, it's a state of mind.
As enterprises seek to remake themselves through digital transformation, a growing theme that differentiates the digital wheat from the chaff is that the frontrunners don't just "do" digital. They aredigital—it's part of their organizational DNA. As such, digital is not just a singular project. Every project is a digital project because it should be a fundamental driver for how business is done.
"Digital needs to be really inherent in the business—that's what being digital is about. It's not a one-off project. It does not stop," says Jenny Young, a managing partner in consumer markets for consulting giant EY. "We need to get it very deeply embedded in terms of our people, capability, and the way that we run and think about our businesses."
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This mode of thinking has not taken hold at the majority of enterprises today, as many still see digital as an adjunct to their business strategy.
"[They] see it as an additional thing: an additional channel, an additional go-to-market model, an additional technology," says Wim van Hennekeler, head of consulting for Cognizant Benelux. "In reality, it's often so completely disruptive it will completely change their entire underlying business model and requires new capabilities, new organizational structures."
In fact, some of the leading thinkers in the digital transformation space say that if organizations are going to overcome this myopic thinking, they need to entirely scrap the idea of developing a "digital strategy."
"You don't need a digital strategy," said George Westerman, principal research scientist with the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, in a thought-provoking article for MIT Sloan Management Review earlier this year. "You need a better strategy, enabled by digital."
"You don't need a digital strategy. You need a better strategy, enabled by digital."
George Westerman
MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy
As he explained, digital transformations are less about the digital and more about the transformation.
Young's colleague at EY, Andy Gillard, explains that the change must be continuous, deep, and broad across the organization.
"You're innovating with true purpose rather than just ticking a box because you feel like you need to innovate," says Gillard, who's automation lead for financial services at EY in the Asia-Pacific region. He explains this purpose frequently stems from being "absolutely obsessed about the customer. That is really, really critical in terms of your ultimate success."
Ultimately, this kind of intrinsic metamorphosis is going to require not just buy-in but true leadership from the very top. This is why we're starting to hear rumblings that in the not-so-distant future, the very best digital businesses will be those with CEOs who've co-opted a lot of responsibilities that were going to be earmarked for the nascent chief digital officer (CDO) role. In the past, the debate used to be over whether a CDO or a CIO should lead digital transformation. But the real contest will more likely be between the CDO and CEO, according to Steven Rosenbaum, senior adviser for Oaklins DeSilva+Phillips, who pontificated on the topic in an aptly named piece for MediaPost, "The Coming CDO Vs. CEO Showdown."
"After all, if you're a consumer packaged goods company, a services company—or, frankly, any business that needs to connect with customers—and you're recruiting for a new CEO, would you hire a person who says, 'Well, I'm not a digital person, but I'm going to hire a kickass CDO, and we'll get it all sorted out,'" he wrote. "Probably not."
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Ericka is an award-winning writer who specializes in telling stories about how information technology shapes business innovation. Her reporting on enterprise technology has appeared in dozens of media outlets, including AdExchanger, Entrepreneur, InformationWeek, and TechBeacon. Best known for her coverage of cybersecurity and DevOps, Chickowski also serves as a contributing writer for Dark Reading and a contributing editor for DevOps.com.
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The March of Dimes has nominated Trisha Gibe, Cedarville, N.J., Nurse of the Year. Gibe is the director of nursing in the Galloway, N.J., branch of Preferred Home Health Care & Nursing Services (PHHC), Eatontown, which has offices throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
The 11th annual state-wide Nurse of the Year event pays tribute to the nursing profession by recognizing extraordinary nurses throughout the community. Nurse of the Year recognizes and honors those who make a difference in the lives of many people.
Gibe, who now has seven years of experience, attended Salem Community College where she earned her LPN and her RN. At the convocation, Gibe received the Community Health Nursing Award. She now attends Wilmington University from which she will graduate with a BSN this May.
She joined Preferred as a field nurse in 2009, the day her nursing license became active. Gibe also worked at Memorial Hospital of Salem County where she was awarded a "Shining Star" award for saving a pediatric client, and was promoted to charge nurse. She became the director of nursing at Preferred in 2014.
The award ceremony will feature a silent auction and a dinner on November 16, 2016, beginning at 6:00 p.m., Pines Manor, 2085 Lincoln Highway, Edison, New Jersey. For more information, contact Lisa Gallicchio, director of community relations, at 732-443-8100.
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"Lord of Tears" (2013) is a haunting new horror movie that takes place in a crumbling old country mansion in the misty Scottish Highlands, starring David Schofield, Alexandra "Lexy" Hulme, Jamie Scott Gordon & Euan Douglas from writer Sarah Daly and director Lawrie Brewster.
James "Jamie" Findlay (Euan Douglas) is a school teacher who inherits his family's ancestral estate, Baldurrock House, in the remote Scottish Highlands when his estranged mother dies. She also leaves him a letter reminding him of the reason he left the home and why he must never return there. Upon reading the letter, Jamie's subconscious memories start to surface and he is once again being haunted by his past.
James discusses his mother's death and his growing concern about his past with his childhood friend and coworker, Allen Milton (Jamie Gordon) who assures him he is just going through the grief of losing his mother. We also discover Allen is going through his own trials with the illness of his father.
To discover what is behind his long lasting terror, James returns to his childhood home, a large, old mansion in the remote Scottish countryside. Upon his arrival he meets Eve "Evie" Turner (Lexy Hulme), a beautiful young American woman who has been staying on the estate. Evie is quite striking and extremely friendly and she quickly attracts the adoration of the lonely and increasingly terrified Jamie. She helps him with his investigation to get to the root of his terror.
Lurking on the estate is a tall, eerie, quite dapperly attired figure with an oversized owl head and long talons for its fingers. What is the significance of this creature that Jamie knows he has seen in his childhood and adult nightmares? The depth of his terror builds as he uncovers the truth of what happened at Baldurrock House and what is yet to happen.
Director, Lawrie Brewster, has endeavored to make his film "Lord of Tears" in the vein of classic British chillers like "The Wicker Man", "The Haunting" and "The Innocents". The multi-talented, Sarah Daly not only penned the screenplay, she also wrote and performed some of the hauntingly beautiful vocal pieces on the soundtrack as musical artist Metaphorest.
After working hard to make a polished horror film that created a unique and uncanny antagonist, the Owl Man, which drew inspiration from classic mythology and lore, ancient history and modern legends, the dynamic duo of Lawrie Brewster and Sarah Daly have been working overtime over the last year to get this film released. They conducted a highly successful Kickstarter campaign, found additional funding and formed their new production company, Hex Media and along with producing partner, Dark Dunes Productions, successfully released the film this month.
Certain scenes from "Lord of Tears" will remain with you long after first viewing. The wonderfully talented and beautiful Lexy Hume steals the show in some of her scenes especially her scene where Evie is performing an extravagant dance for Jamie in the main room. Evie's classic beauty is featured most in the scene where Jamie is in the swimming pool and she enters down the spiral staircase to join him – with the haunting melodies and vocals that Sara Daly (Metaphorest) has provided, the scene really shines. The scenes of Moloch, the Owl Man, are truly eerie and the first time Jamie sees him appear in the forest brought chills down my spine.
"Lord of Tears" is a supernatural and psychological thriller that knows how to build suspense and terror. With very little blood, lots of uncanny imagery, characters we care about and a house that is a character in itself, the filmmakers were able to craft a very scary film which reminds me of the atmospheric horror chillers of my youth that I have always enjoyed the most in the horror genre.
If you enjoy classic horror movies that immerse you into eerie atmosphere and build an uncanny sense of suspense, check out "Lord of Tears" – you won't be disappointed.
"Lord of Tears" had its World Premiere on 10/25/2013 at the Bram Stoker International Film Festival. You can order the special collector's edition DVD or Bluray, soundtrack CD and other Owl Man goodies direct from the Hex Media's website.


This tour is available at 9am or 2pm. Pick up at your hotel will be scheduled about 30 minutes before the tour begins.
The Borghese Gallery (one of Rome's highly acclaimed villas) houses an incredible collection of sculptures and paintings made by the masters including Bernini, Canova, Caravaggio and Titian. Your guide leads you through the amazing rooms while disclosing the secrets, stories and techniques behind the masterpieces. Then, take an enchanting walk though the Borghese Gardens and enjoy the surprises and silence of this Eden in the heart of busy Rome.
You'll have a chance to visit the oldest quarters of Rome. A walking tour around the Jewish Ghetto will give you a chance to relive historic Roman life. In Italian, the Ghetto was called Serraglio degli Ebrei, which means the "enclosure of the Jews." The tour includes visits to Trastevere and the Jewish Museum.
A private excursion to the ancient village of Tivoli to see its main attractions including Villa D'Este, a masterpiece of the Italian Garden and one of the UNESCO world heritage sites. With its impressive concentration of fountains, nymphs, grottoes, plays of water, and music, it constitutes a great example of the European gardens in the mannerist and baroque styles.
A must see for those who enjoy visiting Ancient Roman ruins and some experts are calling this site "The Better Pompeii" - Come see why!
The buildings and sites are incredibly well preserved, better than favorites in the Roman Forum, Imperial Forum and Pompeii.
Through the centuries the itinerary of pilgrims, beside St. Peter's Basilica, has always covered the other three Papal Basilicas with their special Holy Doors and their incredible artistic beauty: Basilica of St. Paul's outside the walls, Basilica of St. John's in Lateran and Holy Stairs and Basilica of St. Mary the Major. Pilgrims of the past were reaching all these churches on foot, up and down the hills of Rome, walking and praying. You will follow their 600 years old path with your private driver and guide.
Discover Florence's historic center on this walking tour including the Accademia Gallery.
Suggested sites for this private walking tour: the Baptistery Doors by Ghiberti, coined the "Gates of Paradise" by Michelangelo, the Duomo, the astounding Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Brunelleschi's magnificent Dome.
This tour is available at 9am, 10am, 2pm or 3pm. Please request your preferred time slot at the time of booking.
Discover Florence's historic center on this walking tour including the Uffizi Gallery.
Discover Florence's historic center on this full day walking tour including the Uffizi and Accademia.
Beside the two museums you may visit: the Baptistry Doors by Ghiberti, coined the "Gates of Paradise" by Michelangelo, the Duomo, the astounding Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Brunelleschi's magnificent Dome.
This tour is available at 9am or 10am. Please request your preferred time slot at the time of booking.
On this private guided walking tour, see the Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens.
This tour is available at: 9am, 10am, 2pm and 3pm. Please request your preferred time slot at the time of booking.
See the major sights in Assisi on this private, guided walking tour.
On this private, guided walking tour, visit Siena's major tourist attractions including Piazza del Campo, the true heart of the town, the Palazzo Comunale (Town Hall) and the majestic Basilica of San Domenico.
Your guide will recant fun facts and interesting tales of the great noble families, such as the Piccolomini, Tolomei and Salimbeni, and their palaces, and explain famous traditions like the Siena Palio. Also hear the the stories of pilgrimage and saintliness that distinguish the town.
A private walking tour of Pisa's famous sights including The Baptistry, Monumental Cemetery, and the Leaning Tower. Your guide can also lead you through the old part of the city on the winding narrow streets that used to be canals. Learn about Pisa's historical significance as a powerful city of Italy, and its unique architecture.
Your private guide will walk your through the town walls to enjoy a beautiful view over the roofs, alleys, house-towers, churches and marvelous noble palazzos, then moving to the old town center to see Piazza Anfteatro, Guinigi tower, St. Martin's Cathedral and the typical Street of Antiques shops.
Get acquainted with the city of canals with this walking tour of Venice. A professional guide will lead you through the most characteristic and important places, imparting the great history and culture of the city. Stops include: Basilica San Marco (outside only), the Bell Tower, Procuratie, the "Pantheon" of Venice (Great School of Charity), Marco Polo's House and Malibran Theater.
A unique walk through the popular neighborhood of Cannaregio. This tour includes some monuments, palaces and churches in one of the ancient but richest area of the town. The famous Jewish Ghetto, the first in Europe.
"Ghetto" is in fact a Venetian word meaning "foundry" because the Jewish quarter was built replacing a foundry. This name now means "Jewish District" all over the world. Here you can join a visit of the Jewish Synagogues with a specialized guide.
This tour is available at 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm. Please request your preferred time slot at the time of booking.
Take an excursion to the northern lagoon of Venice to visit its most famous islands: Murano, world known for glass-making, Burano for the hand-made lace and its colorful houses, and Torcello - the first human settlement in the lagoon.
Take an excursion to the northern lagoon of Venice to visit its most famous island: Murano, world known for glass-making.
On this walking tour, your private guide will lead you through Taormina's most fascinating sights, namely the Ancient Greek Theater. You will also have a chance to see other major sights like Palazzo Corvaja, the Baroque Fountain, Church of San Domenico, and more!
On this walking tour, your private guide will lead you through Catania's most fascinating sights. You will have a chance to see the Ursino Castle, the Cathedral and the Duomo square with the famous Elephant fountain and more!
Begin your day in Siracusa with a stroll along the open local fish and fruits market situated in the historical center. Visit the Archaeological Park of Neapolis with is Greek theater, the Roman amphitheater and Latomia del Paradiso (with its Dionysius Hear) and the "Ara of Hyeron".
Then head to 'Ortigia Island', the heart of the city and walk the ancient narrow streets, which still keep the Medieval influence, before arriving at the Duomo square, one of the city highlights.
You may also stop at "Scala dei Turchi", a rocky cliff of unusual white color that lies between two sandy beaches, for a short walk.
Take a day trip from Milan to discover the beautiful town of Verona, the famous setting of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' and the must-see Sirmione, a stunning lakeside town on Lake Garda where ancient roman ruins meet the crystal blue shores.
Take a day trip from Milan to discover the beautiful Lake Maggiore and one of the stunning Borromean Islands. Isola Bella will surprise you: its sumptuous baroque palace is completely furnished and its elegant rooms are full of paintings and works of arts.
Discover Lake Como in Italy's beautiful Lake District, just a short distance from Milan. Nestled between the huge snow-capped Alps that rise up from its shores, is fashionable lakeside town Como. Take an enchanting panoramic cruise on the lake. Then, cross the Swiss border to visit Lugano and its glacial lake.


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Fendi by Karl Lagerfeld
A sumptuous box filled with Lagerfeld's fashion drawings and sketches for Fendi
This elaborate object offers an as-yet-unseen insight into Karl Lagerfeld's working processes as artistic director for Fendi, a position he has remarkably held since 1965. Fendi by Karl Lagerfeld traces Lagerfeld's unparalleled career at the luxury Roman fashion house, where he has revolutionized the craft of fur (both technically and artistically), and introduced the successful ready-to-wear and accessory lines that have transformed Fendi into a global fashion brand. Through the decades we see how Lagerfeld incorporates eclectic influences--from Eskimo designs and medieval armor to kimonos and the world of informatics--into his own progressive vision.
Fendi by Karl Lagerfeld includes a sketch pad of 130 of Lagerfeld's fashion drawings (those given to the Fendi ateliers to enable them to construct the garments, and selected from an archive of over 35,000), a pad of his logo designs for the house, along with booklets of exclusive interviews with the designer, a poster and a USB key containing his short films--all packaged in a custom-made wooden case modeled on the box of oil pastels which invariably graces Lagerfeld's working desk. Essential for all Lagerfeld and Fendi devotees, Fendi by Karl Lagerfeld illustrates the evolution of contemporary fashion over the past half-century.
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The world has lost a legend in Karl Lagerfeld (1933–2019)
We will miss Karl Lagerfeld, who died yesterday at the age of 85. One of the most influential and recognizable figures in haute couture of the last half-century, Lagerfeld was also a voracious book collector, publisher and photographer. We have been honored to carry many books published under his own imprint, 7L, and many books of his own work, published by Steidl. For a proper Obituary and a slideshow of Lagerfeld's work, continue to the New York Times. > > To see all books on our list, in or out of print, continue to his monograph page. > > Featured image is reproduced from Fendi by Karl Lagerfeld, a limited edition compendium of, among other things, Lagerfeld's sketches for the Italian luxury brand where he served as artistic director from 1965 until his death on February 19, 2019. continue to blog
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Louis Joliet conceived the idea of constructing a canal to connect the two waterways. This idea was to become a reality 200 years later with the opening of the Illinois—Michigan Canal. Today, a statue stands in Lyons at the Chicago Portage National Historic Site just north of Interstate 55 along Harlem Avenue, commemorating this historic National Heritage Corridor which stretches southwest through LaSalle, Illinois.
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Hofmann Tower is one of the most impressive historical sites in the suburban area. This eight-story castle-like concrete structure was built in 1908 by George Hofmann, Jr. The tower was the centerpiece of a large recreational area that included powered boat rides, canoeing, picnicking, dancing and orchestral concerts plus a large beer garden. For years, Hofmann Tower was the tallest building west of the Chicago's Loop and thrilled thousands of visitors with a breathtaking view of Chicago and the surrounding area.
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Happy Originally Recorded by Cee-Lo Green
John Colston May 2, 2014 2:06 am January 1, 2017 0 1035
One of the most successful hits at the moment, Happy, apparently was initially recorded by Cee-Lo Green. However, Pharrell Williams is the one who enjoys the spectacular success of this song.
The Oscar-nominated star and his song Happy have actually reached fame throughout the entire world. Happy is not only a successful single, it can actually be described as a phenomenon, which has conquered an impressive number of individuals.
Even though the song that Pharrell released in now at number 1, a position that Happy maintained for no less than 10 weeks, it seems that the 41-year old star was not actually the first to record this single. Pharrell himself claimed that the song was originally recorded by someone else. That someone is Cee-Lo Green.
Pharrell made the interesting revelation in a recent interview with Howard Stern. The star revealed that Cee-Lo Green wanted to make this song and this is exactly what he had done. The singer went on to explain that the version that Green released was actually better than his. But, apparently Cee-Lo Green decided to pass this song to Pharrell after all.
"He sounded amazing on it, he burns my version! But… how do I say this diplomatically? The powers that be, at the time, did not see it fit for him," Pharrell said during the interview. "Some folks on his team just felt that the priority should be on [his] album at the time, so they elected not to do that song," the singer went on to explain.
Even though the song was a huge hit, it seems that Pharrell is almost 100 percent sure that Cee-Lo Green has absolutely no regrets that he passed on the song. Pharrell claimed that the star has so many successful projects and such a busy agenda that there is no way he could be sorry. Actually, Pharrell said that Green was really happy that Happy achieved this amazing success.
Happy was created for the soundtrack of the movie Despicable Me 2. The success of the song was huge almost instantly after the moment of its release, thing that really moved Pharrell. The song lead to a phenomenon, Happy in the world, where people from various cities used the song to promote the places where they lived, naturally happy.
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Wales have to travel to Paris and then Rome in their opening two games.
The 2019 Six Nations fixtures have been unveiled giving rugby supporters plenty of time to plan their excursions to watch some Welsh Six Nations rugby.
Wales will be hoping to improve on last year's showing but have some tricky games to deal with early on.
Round One is a tough contest with France in Paris, before they then have to travel to Rome to face Italy a week later.
Round 3 sees them return home to face England at the Principality Stadium.
Scotland are their opponents in round 4 and finally Wales could have a huge say in the winner of the 2019 Six Nations when they face Ireland at home in the final round.


Thank you so much for all your advice, expertise and amazing execution skills - yesterday was amazing from beginning to end and the party last night could not have been better. Thanks to Adi and all your other helpers too - everyone was so professional and nice to be with. It's hard to know how something will turn out and it's always nerve racking when there's so much at stake, in terms or time and money invested, and expectations are high but it really exceeded all our expectations which is no small feat. You've been so patient and calm the whole way through and, as nick said in his speech - nothing fazed you at all. We can understand why people fly you round the world to organise their events!
I just wanted to say thank you so much for everything, not just for everything you did in the run up to the big day, but for making our evening run so smoothly on the night, you executed perfection! We couldn't be happier with your service, your patience and your commitment. Everyone commented on the smooth running of the evening and that was all thanks to you! Needless to say we will be recommending you to all our friends who are planning to get married in Israel!
From the first time we met you in London last year, you have inspired us with confidence. Your advice on what to do (as well as where and how to do it) could not have been more helpful. And the organisation and coordination you and your team did on the day itself was superb - we were thrilled with absolutely everything - from the beautiful terrace and food to the drummers and shofars as we got off the coach on Monday, to the wonderful setting of Ezrat Yisroel for Shacharit and a hugely fun evening in the desert.
Thanks to your great organisation and efficiency, were truly able to enjoy the whole experience not just as hosts but also as guests. And the fact you even helped find and book restaurants for us up North was an added bonus!
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Lets start with the basics, by answering the following questions about BPM and QMS, then we can explore best practices and how they work together to finally add significant value to the organization.
What is a Business Process Management (BPM) Platform?
BPM is an organizational approach that focuses on recording and improving business processes in order to help the people in an organization work more efficiently. It's achieved through mapping, recording and documenting an organization's current end-to-end processes. Documentation of processes in a process map, allow managers to identify where the inefficiencies and bottlenecks lie. This assists the organization to base their decisions on evidence and data, while making the necessary changes to each process in order to eliminate waste, reduce costs and eventually improve efficiency. Automation of BPM comes from Workflow Management (you need to find how to choose a Workflow Automation tool) that connects people who perform the processes with a digital system that has the tools to do so more efficiently.
A Quality Management System (QMS) is a management technique that increases productivity and quality. It hosts the procedures, processes and policies that are required for an organization to achieve and maintain its quality standards. These standards ensure that a level of quality is consistently achieved and that a certain procedure or process standardly operates. Structured and predefined procedures and processes provide a set of specifications for products, services or systems that ensure quality of the end product, service or system, safety and efficiency with utter goal the improvement of customer satisfaction. Most of the Quality Management Systems are geared to achieve and maintain various ISO accreditations and especially ISO 9001:2015. Revised ISO 9001, is less bureaucratic and promotes BPM as a technique that adds value to the QMS itself and enhances the end service or product.
According to International Standards Organization (ISO) the 7 Quality Management Principles are used as the foundation to guide an organization's performance improvement.
Process Approach: All activities are processes that must be mapped, documented, and automated to eliminate downtime/waste and reduce costs.
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The radio show Calling All Cars hired LAPD radio dispacher Jesse Rosenquist to be the voice of the dispatcher. Rosenquist was already famous because home radios could tune into early police radio frequencies. As the first police radio dispatcher presented to the public ear, his was the voice that actors went to when called upon for a radio dispatcher role.
The iconic television series Dragnet, with LAPD Detective Joe Friday as the primary character, was the first major media representation of the department. Real LAPD operations inspired Jack Webb to create the series and close cooperation with department officers let him make it as realistic as possible, including authentic police equipment and sound recording on-site at the police station.
Due to Dragnet's popularity, LAPD Chief Parker "became, after J. Edgar Hoover, the most well known and respected law enforcement official in the nation". In the 1960s, when the LAPD under Chief Thomas Reddin expanded its community relations division and began efforts to reach out to the African-American community, Dragnet followed suit with more emphasis on internal affairs and community policing than solving crimes, the show's previous mainstay.
Several prominent representations of the LAPD and its officers in television and film include Adam-12, Blue Streak, Blue Thunder, Boomtown, The Closer, Colors, Crash, Columbo, Dark Blue, Die Hard, End of Watch, Heat, Hollywood Homicide, Hunter, Internal Affairs, Jackie Brown, L.A. Confidential, Lakeview Terrace, Law & Order: Los Angeles, Life, Numb3rs, The Shield, Southland, Speed, Street Kings, SWAT, Training Day and the Lethal Weapon, Rush Hour and Terminator film series. The LAPD is also featured in the video games Midnight Club II, Midnight Club: Los Angeles, L.A. Noire and Call of Juarez: The Cartel.
The LAPD has also been the subject of numerous novels. Elizabeth Linington used the department as her backdrop in three different series written under three different names, perhaps the most popular being those novel featuring Det. Lt. Luis Mendoza, who was introduced in the Edgar-nominated Case Pending. Joseph Wambaugh, the son of a Pittsburgh policeman, spent fourteen years in the department, using his background to write novels with authentic fictional depictions of life in the LAPD. Wambaugh also created the Emmy-winning TV anthology series Police Story. Wambaugh was also a major influence on James Ellroy, who wrote several novels about the Department set during the 1940s and 1950s, the most famous of which are probably The Black Dahlia, fictionalizing the LAPD's most famous "cold case", and L.A. Confidential, which was made into a film of the same name. Both the novel and the film chronicled mass-murder and corruption inside and outside the force during the Parker era. Critic Roger Ebert indicates that the film's characters (from the 1950s) "represent the choices ahead for the LAPD": assisting Hollywood limelight, aggressive policing with relaxed ethics, and a "straight arrow" approach.
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