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Girls Soccer: Kelly Hunter's goal is the winner for Chaminade
By John Wareham, Special to the Daily News
Posted: February 20, 2013, Daily News, Los Angeles
It doesn't matter to the Chaminade girls soccer team how it wins, as long as it keeps doing it.
Kelly Hunter scored a goal off a ricochet in the 71st minute and the Eagles outlasted Canyon of Anaheim 1-0 in the second round of the Southern Section Div. I playoffs.
Chaminade (17-3-5) continued its streak of home shutouts and has allowed only one goal in seven home matches this season.
It also only needed to score once to win, after the Eagles had three goals in the first round against Los Alamitos.
"The beauty in this team this year is that they've played different styles to be successful," Chaminade coach Mike Evans said "That's our 17th win. No win has been the same — it's always been a little bit different — which is good."
The only goal came with nine minutes left when Hunter set up for a kick from 25 yards.
She powered the ball into a crowd in front of the goal and when Canyon goalkeeper Mia Hummel went right to save it, the ball deflected off the sea of players and went left and into the net.
"My plan was to calm down because my nerves were really high from the game," Hunter said. "I've practiced that shot a thousand times in practice, so I just focused on the ball and focused on the goal." Read More
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Q: Derivation for full conditional distribution? I'm a biochem grad student trying to understand part of my research group's math. Could someone help me understand the derivation for a full conditional distribution for the i-th individual mean, which is given by $$\alpha_i|y,\mu_\alpha, \alpha_{k_\ne}{_i}, \sigma_y, \sigma_\alpha \sim N(m,v)$$
Where $$v=(n_i/\sigma^2_y+1/\sigma^2_\alpha)^{-1}  $$
$$m=v\times(n_i/\sigma^2_y\times\bar{y}_i + 1/\sigma^2_\alpha\times\mu_\alpha) = (n_i/\sigma^2_y\times\bar{y}_i + 1/\sigma^2_\alpha\times\mu_\alpha)/(n_i/\sigma^2_y+1/\sigma^2_\alpha)$$
Understood by the Bayesian rule $$p(\alpha_i|y,\mu_\alpha,\alpha_{k\ne}{_i}, \sigma_y,\sigma_\alpha)\propto(y|\alpha_i,\alpha_{k\ne}{_i}, \sigma_y)p(\alpha_i|\mu_\alpha,\sigma_\alpha)$$

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Pheathers – Did You Know?
Did you know February is National Bird Feeding Month? These were birds at my feeder yesterday in the small snow squall that came through New Jersey.
It's also groundhog day, but because of my problems with those pesky groundhogs, it's definitely not on my list of celebration days. I didn't know there was a site dedicated to informing those unaware of what national day you can commemorate, but there is and you can find it here: National Today.


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West Virginia delegate donates kidney to ailing sister
A West Virginia delegate had a good excuse for missing the recent start of the legislative session he was recuperating from surgery after donating a kidney to his sister.
Cabell County Democrat Sean Hornbuckle told The Herald-Dispatch that he planned to return to Charleston this week.
Hornbuckle was told by doctors to stay in bed last week as he recovers from the surgery in which he donated a kidney to his sister, Kara Hornbuckle.
He said his sister was diagnosed with diabetes at an early age and had been on kidney dialysis for more than two years.
Her condition worsened to the point that she required a transplant.
The surgery was performed Dec. 19 at the University of Kentucky.


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Algorithm and parallel implementation of particle filtering and its Use in waveform-agile sensing
Lifeng Miao, Jun Jason Zhang, Chaitali Chakrabarti, Antonia Papandreou-Suppappola
IAFSE-ECEE: Sensor, Signal and Information Processing Center (SenSIP)
IAFSE-SEMTE: Adaptive Intelligent Materials and Systems Center (AIMS)
Sequential Monte Carlo particle filters (PFs) are useful for estimating nonlinear non-Gaussian dynamic system parameters. As these algorithms are recursive, their real-time implementation can be computationally complex. In this paper, we analyze the bottlenecks in existing parallel PF algorithms, and propose a new approach that integrates parallel PFs with independent Metropolis-Hastings (PPF-IMH) resampling algorithms to improve root mean-squared esti-mation error (RMSE) performance. We implement the new PPF-IMH algorithm on a Xilinx Virtex-5 field programmable gate array (FPGA) platform. For a one-dimensional problem with 1,000 particles, the PPF-IMH architecture with four processing elements uses less than 5% of a Virtex-5 FPGA's resource and takes 5.85 μs for one iteration. We also incorporate waveform-agile tracking techniques into the PPF-IMH algorithm. We demonstrate a significant performance improvement when the waveform is adaptively designed at each time step with 6.84 μs FPGA processing time per iteration.
Journal of Signal Processing Systems
Particle Filtering
Parallel Implementation
Field Programmable Gate Array
Metropolis-Hastings
Field programmable gate arrays (FPGA)
Metropolis-Hastings Algorithm
Sequential Monte Carlo
Resampling
Parallel architecture
Waveform-agile sensing
Miao, L., Zhang, J. J., Chakrabarti, C., & Papandreou-Suppappola, A. (2011). Algorithm and parallel implementation of particle filtering and its Use in waveform-agile sensing. Journal of Signal Processing Systems, 65(2), 211-227. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11265-011-0601-2
Algorithm and parallel implementation of particle filtering and its Use in waveform-agile sensing. / Miao, Lifeng; Zhang, Jun Jason; Chakrabarti, Chaitali; Papandreou-Suppappola, Antonia.
In: Journal of Signal Processing Systems, Vol. 65, No. 2, 2011, p. 211-227.
Miao, L, Zhang, JJ, Chakrabarti, C & Papandreou-Suppappola, A 2011, 'Algorithm and parallel implementation of particle filtering and its Use in waveform-agile sensing', Journal of Signal Processing Systems, vol. 65, no. 2, pp. 211-227. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11265-011-0601-2
Miao L, Zhang JJ, Chakrabarti C, Papandreou-Suppappola A. Algorithm and parallel implementation of particle filtering and its Use in waveform-agile sensing. Journal of Signal Processing Systems. 2011;65(2):211-227. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11265-011-0601-2
Miao, Lifeng ; Zhang, Jun Jason ; Chakrabarti, Chaitali ; Papandreou-Suppappola, Antonia. / Algorithm and parallel implementation of particle filtering and its Use in waveform-agile sensing. In: Journal of Signal Processing Systems. 2011 ; Vol. 65, No. 2. pp. 211-227.
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Saturday, if my medical check-up goes well enough for me to soldier on then, I'll be getting a silhouet of Chi on my right shoulder. It's got a special, rather spiritual meaning to it for me, which I would rather keep to myself. I'd like to post the pic, though, as soon as I know how to.
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If you are running Windows XP, do not use 5000 as the port number/address through which the debugger communicates with a remote computer. Windows XP reserves this port for the Universal Plug & Play. This is also documented in the release notes for JBuilder 8, 9.


The City of Hollywood faces financial challenges due to high pension costs and Other Post Employment Benefits (OPEBs). OPEBs, like health care benefits, have created a liability to the City of about $500 million, more than all 30 other Broward cities combined.
As of July 2015 Hollywood's unfunded pension liability was more than $490 million, with all three of the city's pension plans funded at less than 57 percent, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
The task forces which are currently being established will begin meeting on October 1, as the new fiscal year begins.
During a recent Hollywood Budget meeting, City Manager Dr. Wazir Ishmael explained that the Hollywood's generous pension plan for retirees is creating major difficulties for Hollywood.
The current annual contribution for pensions is $53 million, more than half of ad valorem tax revenue collected by Hollywood, according to Ishmael.
Also, health care costs for City employees and retirees increased by about $6 million last year, to an annual total of about $28 million. This City is self-insured for this benefit and is experiencing double digit annual cost increases, which cannot be sustained.
The City is also in litigation and conflict resolution with all three pension plans over the 13th check, a bonus check sometimes sent to retirees at the end of the fiscal year.


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Templeoran () also known as Piercefield or Templeoran is a townland in County Westmeath, Ireland. It is located about  north‑west of Mullingar.  It should not be confused with Piercefield, a townland in the neighbouring civil parish of Leny.

Templeoran is one of 12 townlands of the civil parish of Templeoran in the barony of Moygoish in the Province of Leinster. The townland covers . The neighbouring townlands are: Farrow, Grange and Piercefield to the north, Balrath and Grangegeeth to the east, Ballyedward, Johnstown and Sonna Demesne to the south and Ballyhug to the west.

In the 1911 census of Ireland there were 14 houses and 67 inhabitants in the townland.

References

External links
Piercefield or Templeoran at openstreetmap.org
Templeoran at the IreAtlas Townland Data Base
Templeoran at Townlands.ie
Templeoran at Logainm.ie

Townlands of County Westmeath

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Kerri-Anne speaks on job cuts
Channel Ten veteran Kerri-Anne Kennerley has given an emotionally-charged address in her first TV appearance since being axed as part of the network's sweeping job cuts.
Kerri-Anne Kennerley gives emotional speech after being axed from Studio 10 as part of Ten network job cuts
Channel Ten veteran Kerri-Anne Kennerley has given an emotionally-charged address, saluting for the cameras in her first TV appearance since being axed as part of the network's sweeping job cuts.
The Studio 10 host wore a striking military-style jacket as she spoke of her plan to "get in front of the parade" after news of her redundancy made national headlines yesterday.
"I just know I'm back on the lazy Susan of television, it's very very tough for a lot of people," the 66-year-old said this morning.
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"But I've always worked on a personal level on the Charles Darwin theory that says to survive you don't have to be the most intelligent, you don't have to be the strongest, but you have to be the most adaptable. My life's theory is that."
Kennerley appeared to fight back tears as she told of leaving behind her "delightful" Studio 10 colleagues and was cheered by her co-hosts as she saluted for the cameras.
"I've had a ball ... the reason I've got this outfit on today is because if you're being run out of town, get in front of the parade or get in front of the crowd and make it look like a parade.
Camera IconKerri-Anne saluted for the cameras as part of her emotional address. Credit: Twitter/Studio 10
"Companies do these sort of cuts to make the business better, which in the long run saves a lot more jobs. I'm very, very sad... that said it is what it is, you just have to suck it up and move on."
Studio 10's Sarah Harris also appeared downcast as she told viewers the dust was "still settling" amid the job cut announcement.
"In a few weeks' time Studio 10 our little show will look very different to how it does now," she said.
"We're losing colleagues, we're losing mates, we're losing family members essentially."
Camera IconKerri-Anne Kennerley was emotional as she spoke for the first time since her job was axed. Credit: Twitter/Studio 10
Perth newsreader Monika Kos and weather presenter Michael Schultz are among the raft of high-profile talent also axed as part of the cost cuts.
Perth and Brisbane's weekday news bulletins will now be centralised from Sydney, while Adelaide's news will be delivered from Melbourne.
During the staff address Ten's network director of news content Ross Dagan said it was a "sad day" and that those facing redundancies would be sorely missed.
"The decision to make these changes was a very difficult one and I want to express my sincere thanks and gratitude to our friends and colleagues who will leave the network," Dagan said.
"It is in no way a reflection of their talent, contribution or passion. They are exceptionally gifted people. We are incredibly proud of them and their work. There is no doubt they will be missed.
"These painful changes reflect the state of the media industry in recent years and the need for all media companies to achieve new efficiencies."
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ILoveMakonnen Biography
In March 2014, Mike Will got back to Makonnen and brought him to DTP studios, where he played some of his songs to producer Metro Boomin. Metro instantly liked Makonnen and stayed in touch with him. Later, after recording six songs together, Metro brought fellow Atlanta producers Sonny Digital and 808 Mafia, who were all unusually impressed with him. Two days later, Makonnen recorded the song "Don't Sell Molly No More" with Sonny Digital, which would later help launch his career. Sonny Digital introduced him to other Atlanta producers, such as DJ Spinz and Dun Deal. He started gaining local fame within the community with songs such as "Living On The Southside", "Sneaky Lady" and "My New Friend". In July 2014, the singer released his self-titled EP ILoveMakonnen, which included the singles "Club Goin' Up on a Tuesday" and "Don't Sell Molly No More". The latter reached pop singer Miley Cyrus, who shared it on her Instagram. The post got over 210,000 likes and counting that brought a lot of new fans to Makonnen. On August 15, 2014, Viceincluded his song "Whip It" in their Staff Picks for the Week list, commenting: "Makonnen's voice is incredible! ... How could you not have a good time listening to this song? If there is anyone I trust to teach me how to whip it, it is definitely my friend Makonnen." In late August 2014, after hearing "Club Goin' Up on a Tuesday", Drake reached out to one of the song's producers Sonny Digital to ask to remix the song. Makonnen quickly agreed to send the beat to Drake, but didn't think much of it. However, two days later Drake released a remix to the song, much to Makonnen's surprise. The Atlanta singer later commented: "Yeah, I surprised. Shocking. Drake listens to Makonnen. It was great. I was excited. Surprised, shocked. Just overwhelmed." The remix, simply titled "Tuesday" went viral and led to increased media interest in iLoveMakonnen. In late August 2014, Makonnen was featured in XXL 's The Come Up section, which focuses on blowing up artists. He later stated that he is not looking for a major label deal and instead plans to go touring and recording music independently: "I'm not too thirsty to sign a deal. Cause a label will really just take all your free music down and you have to be somebody's bitch." He is also working on a collaboration project with Mike Will, which is set for release before the end of 2014. On September 1, 2014, it was announced that Makonnen, in a contradiction of his previous stance, had signed to Drake's labelOVO Sound, which is distributed by Warner Bros. Records. Book ILoveMakonnen for shows and concerts at Heavy Rotation booking agency. Worldwide Bookings with HR Booking. ILoveMakonnen Booking, Book ILoveMakonnen. Book artists like ILoveMakonnen, ILoveMakonnen booking agent, contact ILoveMakonnen email, ILoveMakonnen manager, ILoveMakonnen management for concerts, bookings, biography, pictures, videos. ILoveMakonnen may be available for your club shows, private party, festivals or other events.
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Who was Patanjali and what are the Yoga Sutras?
By Syama Allard September 23, 2020 April 9th, 2021 No Comments
Who was Patanjali?
Patanjali was a sage in India who is believed to have authored a number of Sanskrit works, the most prominent of which is the Yoga Sutras, a classical yoga text dating to 200 BCE – 200 CE.
Though references to yoga within Hindu scripture had already long existed, it's believed they were too diverse and complex for the general public, so Patanjali created the Yoga Sutras as a way of compiling already existing teachings into a format easier to follow and understand.
Today, the Yoga Sutras are the most commonly referenced text on yoga, making Patanjali "the father of yoga" in the eyes of many.
Beyond the Yoga Sutras, commentaries on two other notable works are attributed to an author named Patanjali as well.
One of them is the Mahabhashya, dating from about the second century BCE, which is a commentary on an authoritative Sanskrit grammar text written by the Indian grammarian, Panini.
The other is the Carakavarttika, dating somewhere between the eighth and 10th centuries, which is a commentary on the Charaka Samhita, a large treatise on Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine).
While modern scholars generally believe this timeline makes it impossible for it to have been the same Patanjali who compiled all three of these works, there are many who hold a more traditional view that a single Patanjali is indeed responsible for all three.
Some might think it ridiculous for anyone to believe that a single person could be the author of texts written possibly more than 1,000 years apart, however, Patanjali is also considered by many within the Hindu tradition to be a divine figure.
As written by David Gordon White in his book "The Yoga Sutra of Patanjali: A Biography," "'Patanjali' is listed as the name of one of the 26 mythical divine serpents in a number of Puranas." The major Puranas (18 in number) are ancient Hindu texts said to have been composed by the sage Veda Vyasa.
The Vishnudharmottara Purana, a supplement to the Vishnu Purana, says the "image of Patanjali's Yoga teaching should have the form of Ananta." Ananta is described in Hindu legend to be the divine Lord of Serpents who is said to hold all of the planets of the universe on his 1,000 cobra hoods.
As you can see, the Vishnudharmottara Purana, which dates to the sixth century, makes a connection between the "yoga' Patanjali and the "Ananta" Patanjali, as if they are one and the same.
Taking note of this, King Bhoja — an 11th-century patron of arts, literature, and science — wrote in the introduction of his "Royal Sun" commentary of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras:
"I bow with folded hands to Patanjali, the best of sages, who removed the impurities of the mind through yoga; the impurities of speech through grammar; and the impurities of the body through medicine. To he whose upper body has a human form, who holds a conch and a wheel, who is white and has a thousand heads, to that Patanjali, I offer obeisance."
King Bhoja's praise of Patanjali not only recognizes the "yoga" and "Ananta" Patanjali to be the same person, but also the "grammar" and "ayurveda" Patanjali. Though there are other instances of the four-in-one Patanjali portrayal throughout history, as the centuries have gone by, Bhoja's prayer has become one of the more well-known and recited examples.
Of the three works, the Yoga Sutras have been especially influential on modern culture.
"Yoga" is a Sanskrit word meaning to yoke or to unite. A yoke, or wooden beam used between a pair of animals to allow them to pull a cart together, generally serves two functions: to unite the animals to said cart, and to control the movements of the animals using ropes attached to the yoke.
Just as a yoke is a mechanism of control and unity, yogic practice is a mechanism of controlling the body, breath, senses and mind to enable more effective meditation for the purpose of liberation.
The first two parts of Patanjali's process are yama (restraint from unethical actions) and niyama (observance of positive actions), which help to control the lower instincts of one's nature and cultivate good character.
The next three, asana (physical postures), pranayama (breath control), and pratyahara (sense withdrawal), enable control over the body, breath, and senses.
Finally, dharana (concentration), and dhyana (meditation), help one to control the mind, leading the yogi to samadhi (absorption with the Divine).
This system is known as ashtanga yoga (literally "eight limbs") — not to be confused with capital-a Ashtanga yoga, which is a specific method of yoga practice taught by the late K Pattabhi Jois and other teachers following in his lineage.
The Bhagavad Gita, probably the best known religious text of Hinduism, states that liberation is attained with the help of the mind. It also states that the mind is the best of friends for one who has conquered it, but the greatest enemy to one who fails to do so.
So although the process outlined in the Yoga Sutras does indeed help to instill relaxation and physical health — the contemporary multi-billion dollar yoga industry focuses nearly exclusively on this — yoga is more accurately a process of controlling the mind in pursuit of liberation.
Though we may never know the full truth of Patajali's life (or lives) to the standards of modern academic historians, the fact remains that a huge number of people have been and continue to be inspired and uplifted by the practice of yoga. Regardless of the dates of origin or whether authored by one or several, the influence of these texts has continued to affect and transform the lives of millions.


A 17-page, 49-item questionnaire was distributed to specialists practicing in tertiary hopsitals where majority of cancer patients in the locality were treated. The questionnaire was modified from that used by Cleeland and the Pain Research Group within the Eastern Comparative Oncology Group in the United States. There were a total of 264 respondents with a median age of 32.5 years (range = 24.81 years), with surgeons comprising 48.1%. Only 26% and 32% felt their training in cancer pain management as excellent or good in medical school and residency training, respectively. Regarding the treatment of prolonged moderate to severe cancer pain, 43% reported NSAIDs to be their first choice, and 14% picked meperidine. Respondents felt that only 51% of physicians they worked with made somewhat more good analgesic choices than poor choices. Only 48% disagreed that parenteral administration was better than the oral route, even when the patient was not vomiting . Regarding the prognosis at which they would use the maximum tolerated analgesic therapy, 26% would wait until the prognosis was less than 6 months, and only 29% would do so when prognosis was less than 24 months. Logistic regression analysis of 34 candidate predictors identified through univariate analysis showed 2 characteristics of persons who would treat pain aggresively earlier in the disease: 1) those who tended to insist on complete pain relief as the goal of treatment rather than pain not becoming distressing until shortly before the next dose, and 2) saw higher proportions of patients who had pain that lasted more than one month. Only 36.8% felt that pain control in their own practice setting was well or very well. Physicians were asked to rank a list of potential barriers to optimal cancer pain management in their setting. The proportions of respondents who ranked the top 4 items were: 1) inadequate staff knowledge about pain management (61.3%): 2) inadequate pain assessment (53.2%): 3) excessive state regulation in prescribing analgesics (38.5%): and, 4) medical staff reluctance to prescribe aspirates (35.9%).
To determine the attitudes toward cancer pain control and the practice of cancer pain treatment among Philippine physicians.


Clinical confidentiality is usually a basic factor belonging to the patient-physician marriage. The legal guidelines of numerous nations and expert ethics codes affirm its significance. In a few nations, violating health care confidentiality is punishable by a jail sentence or maybe a high-quality. But nevertheless, the legislation also authorizes the breach of medical related confidentiality, which nearly all commentators uncover ethically justified. For illustration, in Australia together with the US, reporting child abuse is obligatory. In other nations most notably Switzerland, Uk, and many people, medical professionals are permitted but nor obliged to breach affected individual confidentiality in circumstances webpost of kid abuse. Inside of the bulk of nations, the purpose of permitting a breach of confidentiality would be to warning third get-togethers from the patient's wish. Medical related confidentiality would be the principal part of the dialogue during this essay.
Most studies show that medical professionals differ when and whether clinical confidentiality breaches are ethically justified when their individuals current them with socially threatening behaviors. Medical professionals also are likely to have conflicting viewpoints related to the reporting of capable victims of violence opposing the disclosure and when these types of confidentiality conflicts using the well-being of your client. In the meantime, some doctors think that confidentiality is an absolute law; a wide selection of of them attempt to harmony harm prevention and confidentiality. Empirical evidence shows that the reduction of professional medical confidentiality possesses detrimental results for your culture. Fearing publicity, plenty of ill people, in addition as victims of violence would desist from in search of health-related consideration.
Besides the above ethically difficult dilemmas, analysis demonstrates that unjustified breaches of medical-related confidentially also come about. Examples incorporate doctors exchanging private related information in elevators, cafeterias, ready rooms, at social situations or using the physician's spouses. Many of these confidentiality breaches can accidentally materialize as physicians do undervalue the importance with the breach. Physicians also often receive requests from authorities (that include forensic industry experts, coroners or police) or colleagues to provide affected person advice. A variety of of those confidentiality breaches are preventable. Empirical studies reveal that quite a few clients very worth confidentiality. Even so, this kind of patients usually are not cognizant of how normally medical professionals disclose their healthcare specifics with no justification. Breaches also manifest on account of ignorance from the physician's authorized obligations.
The duty of medical related confidentiality prohibits the medical doctor from disclosing patients' guidance to many people without having their authorization. Furthermore, it encourages doctors to require steps in making sure that only authorized access happens. Appropriate client care in many cases requirements that individual knowledge be talked over amongst the health care crew members. Users who definitely have lawful access to affected person critical information and preserve this kind of knowledge from other's accessibility can discuss affected individual advice.
Medical related confidentiality is amongst the important obligations of health related apply. Medical-related confidentiality specifications doctors to help keep the patients' particular well being content confidential unless the individuals give consent to launch the information. Confidentiality could be very vital for the sufferers and physicians. Patients constantly share their unique related information with their physicians. Once the confidentiality within the patients' content is simply not safeguarded, believe in with the patient-physicians marriage will be lowered. Also, people would have less probability to share delicate tips that can negatively impact their care.
Doctors have a key function in creating a trusting health related setting through respecting the privacy of patients. Like a end result, this motivates the clients and raises their willingness in looking for healthcare care. In addition, such a trusting setting encourages patients to generally be straightforward through the healthcare go to. Some healthiness circumstances like sexual, reproductive, general public, likewise as psychiatric clinical concerns are stigmatizing. Healthcare confidentiality guarantees that the patients' private critical information will not be exposed to other events without any their authorization.
The dialogue previously mentioned has delved medical related confidentiality. Medical professionals confront a few healthcare circumstances that spot them prone to violating health care confidentiality. Occasionally, physicians are less than obligation to violate medical-related confidentiality to prevent harm to the 3rd party. Physicians have differing perspectives concerning the regular instances whereby the violation of clinical confidentiality is preventable. Doctors need to have the capacity to distinguishing predicaments exactly where they are simply necessary to protect medical confidentiality on the ones they could be obliged to reveal material. At the same time, physicians should be mindful of the circumstances wherein the sufferers are recognizable. By way of conducting program scrutiny, doctors might help to lower avoidable violations.


With holidays coming up, I really wanted to create a look, that would be perfect for New Year's eve or any other party of that kind. So when thinking of New Year's party the first thing that comes to my mind are sequins, but I'm almost fed up with those sequin dresses, that sure can look really pretty but they can be as uncomfortable at the same time. So when I first saw this Pinko sweater I knew there was something so party appropriate about it and trying on different sizes I realized, I can actually turn it into a dress, that not only has the coolest sleeves, but it's also really comfortable and "dancingallnight" appropriate! ...Add some statement jacket and bam, you are good to go!
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Alfre Woodard, Chiwetel Ejiofor in 'The Lion King'
Expect plenty of fun – and heat – at the Apollo 50 Festival celebrating first Moon landing
Storms down trees, cause power outages in parts of DC region
Minimum wage increase for tipped workers as Initiative 77 passes in DC
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Video Posted Jun 19 2018 10:47PM EDT
Updated Jun 19 2018 10:55PM EDT
Debate continues in DC over Initiative 77
DC restaurant workers push for better wages, tips
DC restaurants against tipping ballot initiative
WASHINGTON - A ballot measure that will cause tipped workers in the District to receive an increased minimum wage has been passed by city voters.
With the approval of Initiative 77 on Tuesday, businesses such as restaurants and bars will have to pay tipped employees, such as servers and bartenders, a minimum wage of $12.50 per hour. That amount will increase to $15 an hour by 2020.
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This measure was highly-debated in the service industry as opponents of the bill voiced concerns that this could lead to businesses adding a service charge to customers or cutting jobs to make up for the added cost. Also, many tipped workers in D.C. said they can make more than the minimum wage in the current tipping system.
Before the measure was passed, tipped employees received $3.33 per hour in addition to tips earned. However, businesses were required to make up the difference if employee's hourly pay and tips added up to less than the $12.50 minimum wage.
Initiative 77 passed with 55 percent of the vote.
By fox5dc.com staff , Tisha Lewis, FOX 5 DC
An Uber glitch overcharged customers in the District and other cities around the U.S. nearly 100 times the amount they were supposed to have paid for their rides.
Social media exploded on Wednesday with complaints that the ride-share company had overcharged for trips. A Twitter post form one user said his wife was charged $9672 for a ride that was supposed to have cost $96.72. Twitter user JeffGEP, who works at FOX 5, said Uber charged him nearly $800 for a trip that shuld have cost around $8.
Uber confirmed the overcharges and said the problem had been fixed. "Riders will only be charged for the accurate amount of their trip distance and duration," they said in a statement. The company said while impacted riders may temporarily see the inaccurate trip fare in their card accounts, they will not be charged that amount. Uber also said that they are working directly with banks on the issue.
There will be plenty of fun to go around this weekend at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum's Apollo 50 Festival - - just be prepared to deal with the heat!
The festival is a part of the museum's celebration of the first Moon landing and will be held between 4th Street and 7th Street on the National Mall. The festival will run from July 18 to 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday.
The festival will feature 20 different tents with hands-on exhibits, costumed characters and live performances.
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Writing something down has always made it seem more real to me. There it is in my own handwriting, showing me its shape and edges, rather than floating nebulously inside my head where I can't quite grasp it. I really encourage you to write down your grateful thoughts with me this month!
I always feel more excited to write when I can write in a pretty notebook, so I also want to share with you a craft that we did in my moms group. It is super easy, and the results are beautiful!
You don't have to have a background in watercolor painting in order to make a colorful splash mark.
Start by putting the notebook together. Fold the papers in half and cut them to whatever size you like. We made booklets that were about 5"x7". Staple the center of the pages together, along the crease. I admit that I used a long reach stapler for this! But you can make a standard size stapler work if you don't mind folding the back pages in half to reach. Another option would be to actually sew the center seam, like a real book. More work, but very chic.
Now, we paint! I made a little video tutorial of the painting process for you. I apologize for the awkwardness…I had to hang my phone from the chandelier above my kitchen table in order to get the right angle for filming. Hence the subtle camera shake. I'm not a videographer, friends.
Get the paper fairly wet, covering the whole area where the white crayon word is, and a loose-edged space around it. You can tweak the shape later. In the video, since I was demonstrating with a very small brush, I used a wet paper towel to get the cover wet, which was a lot faster and more effective than trying to use the brush for wetting the paper.
Swirl patches of color onto the wet area of the paper. Use only two or three similar colors (complementary colors are a mistake! They will turn brown when they come in contact with each other). Add more color and more water until they start to touch each other and swirl together.
Step back and consider, then make changes. If you need to add more paint in certain areas to make the color deeper, then do! If you need to add more water to make the color lighter or to encourage blending, then do! You can also introduce new colors, or add color within color…you do you. Don't forget that this is the best time to change the shape of your splash mark, before things start to get too dry.
Add splatters around the edges of the splash mark, if you like.
Let it dry. If the word grateful does not start to pop out, as mine did not in the video, then take your q-tip and carefully trace the letters to wipe off some of the paint that is sitting on top of the crayon.
It takes about 30 minutes for most watercolor paint to dry well. If the front cover of your notebook ends up warped or buckled, then press it beneath a heavy book for several hours after it is completely dry.
Now all that remains is for you to crack it open and write down all those wonderful blessings you notice as you go through your day!
Wow, hung your phone from a chandelier! MacGuyver!


Heritage is perceived and, as such, is different for everyone. Heritage is based on the relative value that individuals place on different aspects of the past. In our lives, heritage can be embodied by memories, written histories, and/or physical objects, like clothes, tools, and structures.
Heritage is sometimes linked to inheritance of these physical objects and cognitive thoughts. The inheritance of objects and ideas gives living members of a society a vested interest in heritage. This is because heritage gives present-day individuals the opportunity to understand the lifestyles and life histories of those who lived in the past.
Display of the classic prairie barn.
What is "Heritage Barns of Flagstaff"?
A barn's physical structure and the life experiences of those who used the barn inform our curious minds. A generation or two has passed since most Albertans used barns in their daily lives. As such, many Albertans do not understand the terminology, machinery, and structure associated with barns. Opportunities to access this history are being lost as barns get neglected or destroyed out of necessity. Additionally, up until now there has been very little online documentation on Alberta's barns and those who lived there. As a result of these compounding factors, our society runs the risk of loosing most of this knowledge forever.
Flagstaff County is home to an abundance of barns that showcase the region's rich history. The barns tell the story of both past and present use and give opportunities for revival and for future use. To make learning about and accessing this heritage easier, Flagstaff County is taking an inventory of the barns present within their municipal district. The project aims to increase understanding and appreciation of rural agricultural histories through the documentation of heritage barns. The information is available to the public on this website so that anyone who wishes can enjoy the barns within the municipal district of Flagstaff County.
How Did "Heritage Barns of Flagstaff Begin"?
The "Heritage Barns of Flagstaff" project began as a partnership between Flagstaff County and Sydney Hampshire, a Peter Lougheed Leadership College scholar. The Peter Lougheed Leadership College is an interdisciplinary leadership program at the University of Alberta. The program aims to create leaders who can guide positive change in the world through their commitment to "uplifting the whole people" (the University of Alberta's Promise). One of the college's first students was Sydney Hampshire of Killam, Alberta. Hampshire approached Flagstaff County in 2015 for an opportunity to learn about leadership in rural Alberta as part of her "Stretch Experience", a 200-hour leadership practicum and part of the College's programming. She secured a position with them and her Stretch Experience became the "Heritage Barns of Flagstaff" project. Now well into its third summer of operation, over sixty barns within the Flagstaff Region have been documented through the project's online database.
In August of 2017, "Heritage Barns of Flagstaff: Volume I", a full-colour hard-cover book, was published and features nearly two dozen barns from the online database. On June 1st, 2018, a book launch was held in Edmonton at Peter Lougheed Hall on the University of Alberta campus in partnership with the Peter Lougheed Leadership College. This book launch helped bring "Heritage Barns of Flagstaff" to members of the University of Alberta, City of Edmonton, and Province of Alberta.
It is our hope that attention will be brought to heritage conservation and the Flagstaff Region's rich history. Cultural heritage is not just part of our past, it helps us design our future. As such, we must not wait until scarcity elicits demand for these historic resources.
Documentation of heritage in the Flagstaff Region is still ongoing. If you know of a barn in Flagstaff that hasn't already been documented please call the Flagstaff County office at 780-384-4100. Additionally, if you know of a landform, church, or any structure with historical significance within the Flagstaff Region, let us know!
To get started, check out the Barn Database.
Additionally, please click on the Architecture menu tab for information on barn roof shapes and features.
"Homesteads and Centers of Activity." Yesterday and Years Ago. 1st ed. Forestburg: Forestburg and District Historical Book Committee, 1983. Print.
Eaton grinder. I was told that early on (a couple of decades before we got there) the loft was also used for local dances. The barn stood about 1/4 km off the historic Calgary/Edmonton trail so would have been a recognizable sight for early travellers, even in the late '40's saw the yearly travels of First Nation people from West of Calgary up to Hobbema near Edmonton.
We failed to repair the vast roof of shingles and about 15 yrs ago called in the local wrecker to dig a hole in the yard and dump/burn the sad remains, by then we had long gone out of cattle/horses with Dads retirement.
I felt that this old structure would have had interest to area farml residents so called the local Innisfail Province to come and take pictures BUT my calls were totally ignored in line with what you say about apparent current day interest in such history. Now such barns are few and certainly far between and your book will be welcomed for sure by those interested, current AND FUTURE!
Bsc Ag. Class of '56, U of A.


Produced and engineered by Grammy-winning Bil VornDick who collected the best musicians in Nashville (song clips below). Read a review by Bob Everhart, President, National Traditional Country Music Assn. for Country Music International.
Click on each song to hear a clip. Also, read about each song. Go back to Purchase page to buy. Thank you!
1. Bandida (Williams & Hearne) This song offers a plot for a great Western film—a woman is forced to kill her dangerous lover and then flees from her pursuers through harsh conditions across two countries. The resolute Desert Rose became the album title.
2. Hitch a Ride (Markstrom/VornDick) The iconic sound of coyotes howling at a full moon rising over mountains lodged in my mind and this song about escaping the pressures of life emerged. The warm, sunny beach at Puerto Peñasco, Mexico provided a destination where I sought to "hitch a ride" to peace and serenity.
3. Where Did You Go? (Markstrom/VornDick) I've always been drawn to the Ian Tyson song Navajo Rug. It occurred me that the Katie character in that song had a story to tell. She lived a life very different from my own, but I developed empathy for her plight. I visualize Katie in the many women working at diners, roadhouses, and truck stops across the West who mourn for lost loves.
4. Granite Gap (Markstrom/VornDick) While on horseback in the Granite Mountains of New Mexico, the idea came to mind for a song about a woman abandoned in this remote location. A spark was ignited when I read the legend of outlaw's gold hidden and subsequently lost in those mountains. The character in this song had a quest and she persevered learning the ultimate lesson: Treasure comes in many forms.
Lovett) Listening to this song from my favorite alternative rock band, Mumford & Sons, I realized that this band from the U.K. wrote a gripping Western tale. Bil VornDick had a brilliant vision for our production, and the instrumentals by the musicians perfectly captured the mood we sought for our rendition. I have goosebumps every time I listen to this song.
6. Medicine Bottle (Markstrom/VornDick) I've been haunted most of my adult life by a famous photo of a Dakota Sioux leader, Medicine Bottle (Wa-kan-o-zhan-zhan), taken just prior to his hanging on November 11, 1865. Along with fellow leader, Little Six (Shakopee), the two men experienced the ultimate consequence for their roles in the U.S.-Dakota War. Prior to that day, thirty-eight Dakota warriors experienced this same outcome in the largest mass hanging in U.S. history. Medicine Bottle's descendent, Sheldon Wolfchild, continues to remind us of this story through film and commemoration.
Lawrence) This up-tempo song will surely resonate with Texans (by birth or at heart). There are wonderful people everywhere, and we all have special feelings about the places we call home.
8. Rangeland Lament (Nesbitt/Fuhrman) Fellow members and friends from the Western Writers of America, John D. Nesbitt and Micki Fuhrman, wrote this Western song of love, dreams, greed, and murder. I envision this dark tale occurring in the vastness of a long-ago Wyoming.
9.Seminole Wind (Anderson) My fans urged me to include Seminole Wind on this album. This succinct story—in two verses and a chorus—is profound. Sadly, parallel stories have occurred among other Native American groups.
10. Love is an Angel (Williams) A Mentor Williams creation, this tender love song speaks to the ebbs and flow of love over time and the intangible mystery of romance.
11. Kachemak Bay (Markstrom/VornDick) Inspired by my past three years performing at Down East Saloon in Homer, Alaska, this song, from the perspective of the performer, tells about her observations of the audience as they watch her and interact with one another.
Bonus Track: Cowboy Christmas feat. Rex Allen, Jr. (Markstrom/VornDick) The stark Continental Divide region of southern New Mexico serves as the setting, in my mind, for this song. Bil brought a depth of description to the lyrics that tell of a lone cowboy's magical Christmas when he comes to realize what is most important in life. Thanks to Rex Allen, Jr. who helped turn this into a duet.


Intel have introduced new 8th Gen Intel® Core™ vPro™ processors, the Intel® Core™ processor family and Intel® Xeon® E-2100M processors designed for mobile workstations. Engineered to help make digital transformation real, organizations of all sizes can upgrade their fleets with these latest processors to optimize productivity with Windows* 10 and help protect company assets, while also managing costs. There are now more than 100 new 8th Gen Intel Core processor-based business PC designs built on the Intel vPro platform that deliver sleek devices workers want and the control IT teams need.
Empower the modern workforce: In the age of data-driven productivity, rising analytics workloads demand more horsepower. By bringing a new quad-core configuration to mainstream mobile PCs, as well as six cores to premium mobile and desktop designs, IT pros that upgrade to the latest Intel vPro platform-based PCs can deliver top performance through a range of devices for all types of work.
Finance and marketing teams can analyze and visualize data up to 40 percent faster1 on new 8th Gen Intel Core vPro processor-based laptops using tools like Microsoft* Power BI for speed to insight. And on the other side of these dashboards, data scientists can find patterns in data up to 2.1 times faster2 to shape the future of machine learning.
With the addition of Intel® Optane™ memory, power users can gain up to 78 percent better overall system performance3 with new 8th Gen Intel Core i5+ vPro platform-based desktops. As a smart system accelerator, Intel Optane memory also delivers up to 2.27 times faster responsiveness4 and maximizes productivity by adapting to workstyles.
Advanced professionals can count on the reliability of new mobile workstations powered by new Intel Xeon E-2100M processors, which deliver up to 20 percent faster modeling and interactive 3D applications.5 This new level of performance empowers fields such as financial services, life sciences and engineering to work with the latest and most complex applications.
Intel Authenticate, a multifactor authentication solution that verifies identities in hardware for added protection below the software layer, now includes support for facial recognition with Windows 10. This enables an intuitive user experience across leading business devices from Dell*, HP*, Lenovo* and more, while also supporting specific IT policies and management consoles.Protect data proactively: Stolen, default and misused credentials at the endpoint continue to be the leading cause of data breaches.6 The Intel vPro platform is architected to provide advanced security, which now includes improvements to the Intel® Authenticate solution and a new hardware enhancement called Intel® Runtime BIOS Resilience.
Right out of the box, new Intel vPro platform-based PCs from Lenovo and HP will begin to take advantage of Intel Runtime BIOS Resilience – a hardware enhancement that minimizes the risks of malicious code injection. As part of Intel's commitment to continually advance cybersecurity, this new firmware feature locks BIOS when software is running to help prevent planted malware from gaining traction.
Mitigate risks and costs: As computing extends to digital signage, vending machines and hospital rooms, there are more devices to manage and the Intel vPro platform provides one consistent way for IT to stay in control. In addition to how Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) reduces on-site support and the Intel® Stable Image Platform Program mitigates maintenance during transitions, Intel is also introducing new component-level traceability through the Intel® Transparent Supply Chain, as well as streamlined tools for taking full advantage of Intel AMT.
Dell and Intel recently unveiled new functionality for the Dell Client Command Suite. This deployment and provisioning toolkit will help IT activate Intel AMT in under 30 minutes for managing endpoints remotely and out-of-band. A well-managed fleet is more secure and this equips IT teams with the flexibility they need to be successful.
Counterfeit and gray market parts are also an increasing issue in the cybersecurity landscape, especially for government organizations. Select new business PCs from Lenovo are the first to leverage the Intel® Transparent Supply Chain – a sophisticated service Intel has extended from servers into clients. The program gives IT pros peace of mind by enabling traceability and allowing them to validate the authenticity of their PC purchases.
Staying on the latest PCs is how modern organizations can optimize Windows 10 and prepare for heightened cybersecurity standards such as GDPR. It is top performance and premium business solutions from the Intel vPro platform that IT teams need to prioritize as they aim to turn all of their endpoints into more strategic assets. Thin and light notebooks and 2 in 1s powered by new 8th Gen Intel Core vPro processors are available now, followed by premium mobile and desktops powered by 8th Gen Intel Core and mobile workstations powered by Intel Xeon processors with vPro technology coming later in the first half of this year.


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Home » News » Candlebox Announces Brand New Album 'Wolves,' release new song
Candlebox Announces Brand New Album 'Wolves,' release new song
Posted by Staff on Mar 8, 2021 in News | 0 comments
Candlebox returns with its seventh album, Wolves. This album is the follow-up to the 2016 album Disappearing In Airports, which had a fresh modernity, a vibe that is amplified and broadened on Wolves. Lead singer Kevin Martin says, "It comes from where we are as humans right now, and what we've become. Yes, there's beauty in these wolves, but there's the pack mentality, and that lone wolf mentality on the other side."
Candlebox will release Wolves on September 17, 2021, via Pavement Entertainment. The album will be available on all formats (CD, vinyl, and through digital outlets). The band has just released a new song and lyric video from the upcoming album Wolves, entitled "My Weakness." Martin says, "The song is kind of guttural and like 'The Summer of '69' and Bruce Springsteen tunes; it's one of those love songs where you can feel the band just wants to take off with you the whole time."
MY WEAKNESS
Stream "My Weakness" and digitally pre-save Wolves here: https://orcd.co/wolves
Wolves is rife with brutal lyrical honesty and songs that run the gamut from dirty rock stompers to timeless, radio-ready pop-rock tunes. The album was produced by Dean Dichoso in Los Angeles' legendary Henson Studios. In August of 2020, Candlebox released the energized song "Let Me Down Easy," an aggro, blues-based rocker with a booming bass and edgy guitar riffing. The song was co-written with old Seattle pal Peter Cornell, Chris Cornell's older brother, and is also available on Wolves.
Below is the full track listing of Wolves:
1. All Down Hill From Here
2. Let Me Down Easy
4. Sunshine
5. My Weakness
6. We
7. Nothing Left To Lose
8. Lost Angeline
9. Trip
10. Don't Count Me Out
11. Criminals


What employees are saying: "Employees appreciate the "sheer size and scale" of the effort, as well as the company's ongoing push toward innovation, and say they're happy with the ample opportunities to grow"
A dozen Texas businesses managed to crawl their way into Fortune's prestigious "100 Best Companies to Work For" list this year.
Since 1998, the business magazine has partnered with the Great Place to Work Institute to conduct an employee survey in the U.S. The feedback from those 230,000-odd souls helps create a composite score for companies.
Obviously, the highest-scoring companies are the ones that make it onto the list.
Google again took the no. 1 spot for the sixth year in a row. Fortune's Adam Lashinsky writes the talent war among tech companies drives participants to lavish their employees with perks to keep them happy and motivated.
You can check out the full list of Texas companies in the gallery above.


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A roundup of the week June 30-July 6
BOWLING—Twenty-four-year-old PALMER FALLGREN, who had never finished higher than third in six years on the PBA tour, beat top-seeded Gary Dickinson 215-161 for the $5,000 first prize in the $50,000 San Jose (Calif.) Open.
BOXING—World Heavyweight Champion MUHAMMAD ALI scored a unanimous 15-round decision over Great Britain's Joe Bugner in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (page 18).
WBA light heavyweight titleholder VICTOR GALINDEZ of Argentina defeated fellow countryman Jorge Ahumada and retained his crown with a unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. On the same card, WBA middleweight champion CARLOS MONZON, also an Argentinian, retained his title with a 10th-round TKO of Tony Licata.
Puerto Rican challenger ALFREDO ESCALERA scored a second-round KO of Japan's Kuniaki Shibata to gain the WBC junior lightweight title in Mito, Japan.
CREW—The LEANDER and THAMES TRADESMEN club of England won the Henley Royal Regatta Grand Challenge Cup for heavyweight eights, defeating Harvard University by two lengths on the Thames. The British rowers covered the one-mile, 550-yard course in 6:16. In the schoolboy eights, RIDLEY COLLEGE of Canada defeated St. Paul's School of Concord, N.H. by a length in 6:32, shaving two seconds off the previous mark. The single sculls title went to SEAN DREA of Ireland, who beat Jim Dietz of the New York Athletic Club by 2'Öì lengths in 7:56.
FIELD HOCKEY—The U.S. tied Canada 2-2 in Philadelphia, in a warm-up for the first women's world championships to be held in Edinburgh, Scotland next month.
GOLF—Fifty-one-year-old ART WALL won his first PGA event since 1966 by posting a final-round two-under-par 70 for a 17-under 271 total, to take the $130,000 Greater Milwaukee Open by a stroke over Gary McCord. The 1959 Masters champion earned $26,000 for his victory.
Susie McAllister carded a final-round 70 for a four-under-par 212 total to beat Jan Ferraris by a stroke and win $5,700 in the $40,000 Wheeling (W. Va.) LPGA Classic.
Hale Irwin won the lightning-and-rain-delayed $200,000 Western Open in Oak Brook, Ill. with a one-under-par 283, one stroke better than Bobby Cole.
HORSE RACING—FOOLISH PLEASURE ($3.80) won the $350,000 mile-and-a-quarter match race at Belmont Park when Ruffian broke down after three-eighths of a mile. Ruffian was later destroyed (page 16).
Topweighted FOREGO ($3.40), Heliodoro Gustines riding, galloped to a track record in the $111,300 Brooklyn Handicap, covering the 1¼ miles in 1:59⅘ at Belmont. Monetary Principle finished 1½ lengths back of the five-year-old gelding.
Honey Mark ($17.20), carrying 116 pounds with Garth Patterson up, beat High Steel by a neck to win the $133,400 American Derby, covering the 1[1/16] miles in 1:44[2/5] at Arlington Park in Chicago. Preakness winner Master Derby, carrying top weight of 124 pounds, finished 11th in a field of 14.
MOTOR SPORTS—In the role of bridesmaid for the last four years, RICHARD PETTY drove to his first victory in the Firecracker 400, 2.36 seconds ahead of Buddy Baker, at Daytona Beach, Fla. Petty's Dodge averaged 158.381 mph in the 160-lap event (page 28).
Austrian NIKI LAUDA led all 54 laps of the French Grand Prix, held on Paul Ricard circuit in Le Castellet, for his fourth world championship victory this season. Lauda averaged 116.5 mph in his Ferrari to finish two seconds ahead of James Hunt.
SOCCER—NASL: New York gave up first place in the Northern Division by losing two games, 5-1 to Los Angeles and 2-0 to Seattle, as a total of 30,101 West Coast spectators came out to catch a glimpse of Pelé, who was unable to score in either game. The Cosmos' week was not a total washout as Commissioner Phil Woosnam ordered a protested loss to Boston to be replayed Aug. 3. The Boston Minutemen beat Philadelphia 4-0 and moved into a one-point division lead. Hartford lost to Rochester 2-1 despite the debut of two Italian players, Gioccomo Bulgarelli and Ferrucio Mazzola. St. Louis all but wrapped up the Central with a 33-point cushion over the quiet Dallas Tornado. The Stars continued their romp by beating Vancouver 2-1 and the Tornado 2-0. Eastern leader Tampa Bay did not play, but second-place Miami was upset by Baltimore 3-2. Alvin Henderson of the Comets scored twice. Seattle, leading the Western, had a .500 week, losing to Los Angeles 2-1 in a tie breaker, then blanking the Cosmos 2-0. The second-place Portland Timbers continued to fell opponents, dropping Vancouver 2-1 for their fifth win in a row.
ASL: Northern leader Rhode Island disappointed its largest crowd of the season, 4,500, by losing to New York 1-0. Ron Ledesma's first-half goal was the difference. Goalie Jamir Canal made 10 saves as the Apollos scored their fifth shutout of the season. Cincinnati Goalie Greg Lamb made his debut a successful one as the Comets streaked to a 3-1 victory over New Jersey. Lamb had 11 saves, with the Brewers' lone score coming on a penalty kick. Pittsburgh was beaten by Cleveland 2-1 and Boston held off Chicago 1-0.
TENNIS—ARTHUR ASHE upset defending Wimbledon champion Jimmy Connors 6-1, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4 for the men's title and BILLIE JEAN KING routed Evonne Goolagong Cawley 6-0, 6-1 (page 12). In the men's veterans doubles BUDGE PATTY and LENNART BERGELIN beat Don Budge and Gardner Mulloy 6-3, 6-3.
TRACK & FIELD—Sweden's ANDERS GARDERUD improved his own week-old world record in the 3,000-meter steeplechase by .6 to 8:09.8 during an international meet in Stockholm. JOHN WALKER of New Zealand captured the mile in 3:52.2, 1.2 seconds slower than Filbert Bayi's world standard. LUCIANO SUSANJ's finishing kick left Americans Rick Wohlhuter and Mark Enyeart behind as the Yugoslav ran the 800 meters in 1:45.2.
Although both the U.S. men's and women's teams were handily defeated in a dual meet with the Soviet Union in Kiev, American MADELEINE MANNING JACKSON won the 800 meters, improving her week-old U.S. record by .2 to 2:00.3. JONI HUNTLEY was the only other U.S. womer's winner with a 6'½" high jump. The U.S.S.R. took the men's meet 129-89 as VALERY BORZOV equaled the European record for the 100 meters with a 10.0.
At the U.S.S.R.-U.S.A. junior meet in Lincoln, Neb., both the American men (129-105) and women (88-58) triumphed, thanks to clean sweeps of the track events.
VOLLEYBALL—IVA: The Los Angeles Stars won their fourth in a row, outlasting first-place San Diego 12-5, 4-12, 12-5, 11-13, 12-1 at Santa Monica College. John Alstrom of the Stars was successful on 24 of 50 attempted spikes. Santa Barbara, one-half game behind San Diego, disposed of El Paso-Juarez 12-7, 12-8, 12-7 as Spiker George Spratt sent 22 kills over the net. The 4,471 who showed up for a 25¢ beer night in El Paso witnessed the Sol's 12-9, 12-8, 12-7 defeat of Southern California but two nights later the Bangers avenged the loss with a three-game win.
MILEPOSTS—DIED: Northern California's top jockey, JUAN GONZALEZ, 26, from injuries suffered in a three-horse spill at Alameda County Fair Grounds in Pleasanton.
DIED: Race car driver WARREN TOPE, 28, when his McLaren M-8E hit a guardrail during the Wide Track II race in Pontiac, Mich. Tope was defending champion in the two-year-old event run on public streets.


anyway i wanna hear what you guys have been up to, post about yourself if you remember me because i'll hopefully remember you!!!
Everything has changed and nothing has changed.
Good luck computering the sciences.
How goes the studying? I'm studying CS as well and have been for what feels like forever.
Yeah times do change, don't they.
I still remember how I found out about this site.
Namely because someone on german tv wanted to show Googles "this site does not exist" redirect site or something and typed in asdf.com, assuming a site like that would not exist.
That was when I was in 7th grade or so I think. Definitely still school, that's for sure.
Hearing so many people here are studying makes me feel like an odd one out, haha.
It's funny how people sometimes remember the site after years to be honest.
Edit: Now that I think about it... that was back in '11.
I was 15 at the time. Now being a 22 sergeant in the army sure makes me think about how fast time goes by sometimes.
Are you kidding me, are you saying we were on german television?!
everyone gets their 15mins o fame, and in our post-privacy world you mite not even know it.
It wasn't for long, maybe 10 seconds or so, but you definitely were on german live television.
The TV station no longer exists though, it had been TV station that focused on gaming and tech stuff, but got bought in '08 and closed in '09. And i decided to join up after ghosting this page for 2 years or so I think.
It's been a decade so the memories get a bit blurry.
Too bad I don't have a clip of the asdf.com visit.
I'm around, but not as much as I used to be. I'm working and being a dad, and those two things take up a large chunk of time.
That's cool, didn't know that.
I'm also a dad and a student, but I still take time to visit, though I don't post much.
I still remember when I joined, but I don't really remember how I found the site.
I should make more time to come here. At least once a week. That's doable, right? I was sad when I got on and realized that it had been about two months.
I was bored one night, and typed ASDF into my browser address bar. The Google search led me to asdf.com; the rest is history.
I am not crying tears, but that was good.
I've never played those types of games so I don't think I really get it.
That would be less funny if Americans learned how to enunciate properly.


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#include "PdxInstanceFactoryImpl.hpp"
#include "PdxType.hpp"
#include "PdxTypes.hpp"
#include "PdxInstanceImpl.hpp"
#include <ace/OS_NS_stdio.h>

namespace apache {
namespace geode {
namespace client {

PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::~PdxInstanceFactoryImpl() {}

PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::PdxInstanceFactoryImpl(const char* className) {
  if (className == NULL ||
      *className == '\0') {  // COVERITY ---> 30289 Same on both sides
    throw IllegalStateException("className should not be null.");
  }
  m_pdxType = new PdxType(className, false);
  m_created = false;
}

PdxInstancePtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::create() {
  if (m_created) {
    throw IllegalStateException(
        "The PdxInstanceFactory.Create() method can only be called once.");
  }
  PdxInstancePtr pi(new PdxInstanceImpl(m_FieldVsValues, m_pdxType));
  m_created = true;
  return pi;
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeWideChar(
    const char* fieldName, wchar_t value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "char", PdxFieldTypes::CHAR,
                                     PdxTypes::CHAR_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableWideChar::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeChar(const char* fieldName,
                                                        char value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  wchar_t tempWideChar = static_cast<wchar_t>(value);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "char", PdxFieldTypes::CHAR,
                                     PdxTypes::CHAR_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableWideChar::create(tempWideChar);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeBoolean(
    const char* fieldName, bool value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "bool", PdxFieldTypes::BOOLEAN,
                                     PdxTypes::BOOLEAN_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableBoolean::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeByte(const char* fieldName,
                                                        int8_t value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "byte", PdxFieldTypes::BYTE,
                                     PdxTypes::BYTE_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableByte::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeShort(const char* fieldName,
                                                         int16_t value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "short", PdxFieldTypes::SHORT,
                                     PdxTypes::SHORT_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableInt16::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeInt(const char* fieldName,
                                                       int32_t value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "int", PdxFieldTypes::INT,
                                     PdxTypes::INTEGER_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableInt32::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeLong(const char* fieldName,
                                                        int64_t value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "long", PdxFieldTypes::LONG,
                                     PdxTypes::LONG_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableInt64::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeFloat(const char* fieldName,
                                                         float value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "float", PdxFieldTypes::FLOAT,
                                     PdxTypes::FLOAT_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableFloat::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeDouble(const char* fieldName,
                                                          double value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "double", PdxFieldTypes::DOUBLE,
                                     PdxTypes::DOUBLE_SIZE);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableDouble::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeWideString(
    const char* fieldName, const wchar_t* value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "string",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::STRING);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableString::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeString(const char* fieldName,
                                                          const char* value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "string",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::STRING);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableString::create(value);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeObject(const char* fieldName,
                                                          CacheablePtr value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "Object",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::OBJECT);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, value));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeObjectArray(
    const char* fieldName, CacheableObjectArrayPtr value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "Object[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::OBJECT_ARRAY);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, value));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeBooleanArray(
    const char* fieldName, bool* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "bool[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::BOOLEAN_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = BooleanArray::create(value, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<std::string, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeWideCharArray(
    const char* fieldName, wchar_t* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "char[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::CHAR_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CharArray::create(value, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeCharArray(
    const char* fieldName, char* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  size_t size = strlen(value) + 1;
  wchar_t* tempWideCharArray = new wchar_t[size];
  mbstowcs(tempWideCharArray, value, size);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "char[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::CHAR_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CharArray::create(tempWideCharArray, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  delete[] tempWideCharArray;
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeByteArray(
    const char* fieldName, int8_t* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "byte[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::BYTE_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject =
      CacheableBytes::create(reinterpret_cast<uint8_t*>(value), length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeShortArray(
    const char* fieldName, int16_t* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "short[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::SHORT_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableInt16Array::create(value, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeIntArray(
    const char* fieldName, int32_t* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "int32[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::INT_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableInt32Array::create(value, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeLongArray(
    const char* fieldName, int64_t* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "int64[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::LONG_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableInt64Array::create(value, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeFloatArray(
    const char* fieldName, float* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "float[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::FLOAT_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableFloatArray::create(value, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeDoubleArray(
    const char* fieldName, double* value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "double[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::DOUBLE_ARRAY);
  CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableDoubleArray::create(value, length);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeStringArray(
    const char* fieldName, char** value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "string[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::STRING_ARRAY);
  CacheableStringPtr* ptrArr = NULL;
  if (length > 0) {
    ptrArr = new CacheableStringPtr[length];
    for (int32_t i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      ptrArr[i] = CacheableString::create(value[i]);
    }
  }
  if (length > 0) {
    CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableStringArray::create(ptrArr, length);
    m_FieldVsValues.insert(
        std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  }
  /* adongre  - Coverity II
   * CID 29199: Resource leak (RESOURCE_LEAK)
   */
  if (ptrArr) {
    delete[] ptrArr;
  }
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeWideStringArray(
    const char* fieldName, wchar_t** value, int32_t length) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "string[]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::STRING_ARRAY);
  CacheableStringPtr* ptrArr = NULL;
  if (length > 0) {
    ptrArr = new CacheableStringPtr[length];
    for (int32_t i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      ptrArr[i] = CacheableString::create(value[i]);
    }
  }
  if (length > 0) {
    CacheablePtr cacheableObject = CacheableStringArray::create(ptrArr, length);
    m_FieldVsValues.insert(
        std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  }
  /* adongre - Coverity II
   * CID 29200: Resource leak (RESOURCE_LEAK)
   */
  if (ptrArr) {
    delete[] ptrArr;
  }
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeDate(
    const char* fieldName, CacheableDatePtr value) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addFixedLengthTypeField(fieldName, "Date", PdxFieldTypes::DATE,
                                     PdxTypes::DATE_SIZE /*+ 1*/);
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, value));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::writeArrayOfByteArrays(
    const char* fieldName, int8_t** value, int32_t arrayLength,
    int32_t* elementLength) {
  isFieldAdded(fieldName);
  m_pdxType->addVariableLengthTypeField(fieldName, "byte[][]",
                                        PdxFieldTypes::ARRAY_OF_BYTE_ARRAYS);
  CacheableVectorPtr cacheableObject = CacheableVector::create();
  for (int i = 0; i < arrayLength; i++) {
    CacheableBytesPtr ptr = CacheableBytes::create(
        reinterpret_cast<uint8_t*>(value[i]), elementLength[i]);
    cacheableObject->push_back(ptr);
  }
  m_FieldVsValues.insert(
      std::pair<const char*, CacheablePtr>(fieldName, cacheableObject));
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

PdxInstanceFactoryPtr PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::markIdentityField(
    const char* fieldName) {
  PdxFieldTypePtr pfType = m_pdxType->getPdxField(fieldName);
  if (pfType == NULLPTR) {
    throw IllegalStateException(
        "Field must be added before calling MarkIdentityField ");
  }
  pfType->setIdentityField(true);
  return PdxInstanceFactoryPtr(this);
}

void PdxInstanceFactoryImpl::isFieldAdded(const char* fieldName) {
  if (fieldName == NULL ||
      /**fieldName == '\0' ||*/ m_FieldVsValues.find(fieldName) !=
          m_FieldVsValues.end()) {
    char excpStr[256] = {0};
    /* adongre - Coverity II
     * CID 29209: Calling risky function (SECURE_CODING)[VERY RISKY]. Using
     * "sprintf" can cause a
     * buffer overflow when done incorrectly. Because sprintf() assumes an
     * arbitrarily long string,
     * callers must be careful not to overflow the actual space of the
     * destination.
     * Use snprintf() instead, or correct precision specifiers.
     * Fix : using ACE_OS::snprintf
     */
    ACE_OS::snprintf(excpStr, 256,
                     "Field: %s is either already added into "
                     "PdxInstanceFactory or it is null ",
                     fieldName);
    throw IllegalStateException(excpStr);
  }
}
}  // namespace client
}  // namespace geode
}  // namespace apache

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KEYNES, John Maynard et al., The New Republic. Wednesday March 18, 1925 [containing 'The Return Towards Gold' by J. M. Keynes]., , 1925
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SKU: 034403 Category: Economics Tags: Babette Deutsch, Britain, Chester T. Crowell, Conrad Aiken, Economics, economy, Edmund Wilson, Felix Ray, First World War, gold standard, Mary Ellis Opdycke, New York, O'Keeffe, Robert Littell, Stieglitz, Virginia Woolf, W. L. Langer, Winston Churchill, Woolf
4to., pamphlet, pp. III, 83-107, IV-VII. Pages browned, brittle and loose; otherwise complete. A very rare item. An early issue of the still-running New York political journal, The New Republic, which had been founded in 1914. The issue is notable especially for containing John Maynard Keynes' 'The Return Towards Gold' one of several essays the economist wrote opposing the decision in Britain to return to the gold standard, which the Treasury and Bank of England had convinced Chancellor Winston Churchill to reestablish the year of this issue's publication. Keynes would continue to write in opposition to the gold standard until it was abandoned by the British government in 1931. Contents also of note are Edmund Wilson's review of an exhibition at the Anderson Galleries curated by Alfred Stieglitz, with much attention giving to the paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe; and a review of the Letters of Olive Schreiner by Virginia Woolf.
Keynes, John Maynard, The Economic Consequences of Mr. Churchill, The Hogarth Press 1925
ROSTOVTZEFF, M., The Social and Economic History of the Hellenistic World [vols. I-III]., Clarendon Press, 1998
John Sinclair, The History of the Public Revenue of the British Empire, A. Strahan 1803
MONTICELLI, Giovanni, Difesa della citta' e porti di Brindisi., Nel Gabinetto Bibliografico e Tipografico, 1831
BOTERO, Giovanni., Relatione della republica venetiana. Con un Discorso intorno allo Stato della Chiesa., Appresso Giorgio Varisco, 1605
TOPLIS, William., A Genealogical History of the English Sovereigns, from William I. to George III. inclusive, accompanied with A brief Statement of the principal Events in each Reign; Biographical notices of all the noble families connected with the royal houses; and illustrated by genealogical tables., Thomas Underwood, 1814
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LONGLAND, Henry., Pictorial Johannesburg. An Illustrated Historical & Commercial Review. Business houses and mercantile interests. Facts, figures and illustrations. Wealth and growth., Published at 20, Green's Chambers, 1893
Social Statics: Or, The Conditions Essential to Human Happiness