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Respiratory depression at birth-value of Apgar score and ventilatory measurements in its detection
Tilo Gerhardt, Eduardo Bancalari, Harry Cohen, Maximo Macias-Loza
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the value of ventilatory measurements and Apgar score in the diagnosis of respiratory depression in the newborn infant. The following were the results of the determinations made in 24 neonates whose mothers had received meperidine in a total dose up to 3 mg/kg within three hours prior to delivery: Respiratory rate, 51±3.7/minute; tidal volume, 21.4±1.5 ml; minute ventilation, 339±24 ml/kg×minute; end tidal CO2, 40.8±1.3 mm Hg; ventilatory response to CO2, 21.8±2.7 ml/kg×minute×mm Hg PaCO2. The mean Apgar score was 7.1 and 9.0 at 1 and 5 minutes, respectively. None of the determinations were indicative of respiratory depression with the exception of the slope of the CO2 response curve; it was considered to be below the normal range. No correlations existed between the CO2 response curve and any of the other values. It is concluded that meperidine administered to mothers in labor in the described dose will not significantly alter Apgar score, VE, VT, RR, and PaCO2 in the newborn infant. The extent of respiratory center depression could be determined only by the decreased ventilatory response to CO2.
The Journal of Pediatrics
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Gerhardt, T., Bancalari, E., Cohen, H., & Macias-Loza, M. (1977). Respiratory depression at birth-value of Apgar score and ventilatory measurements in its detection. The Journal of Pediatrics, 90(6), 971-975. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-3476(77)80574-X
Respiratory depression at birth-value of Apgar score and ventilatory measurements in its detection. / Gerhardt, Tilo; Bancalari, Eduardo; Cohen, Harry; Macias-Loza, Maximo.
In: The Journal of Pediatrics, Vol. 90, No. 6, 06.1977, p. 971-975.
Gerhardt, T, Bancalari, E, Cohen, H & Macias-Loza, M 1977, 'Respiratory depression at birth-value of Apgar score and ventilatory measurements in its detection', The Journal of Pediatrics, vol. 90, no. 6, pp. 971-975. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-3476(77)80574-X
Gerhardt T, Bancalari E, Cohen H, Macias-Loza M. Respiratory depression at birth-value of Apgar score and ventilatory measurements in its detection. The Journal of Pediatrics. 1977 Jun;90(6):971-975. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-3476(77)80574-X
Gerhardt, Tilo ; Bancalari, Eduardo ; Cohen, Harry ; Macias-Loza, Maximo. / Respiratory depression at birth-value of Apgar score and ventilatory measurements in its detection. In: The Journal of Pediatrics. 1977 ; Vol. 90, No. 6. pp. 971-975.
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"We had a average of a 4 percent increase," said Larry Turney, the Co-op's president.
"We're projecting that we're going to need an average of a 7.4 percent increase," said Ken Bichell, a PacificSource actuarial analyst.
"We took a different approach," said Mike Frank, the president of Montana Blue Cross Blue Shield.
"There's a lot of uncertainty still out there, and we took the approach of, how do we price for that," Frank said.
That "uncertainty" is mostly not knowing what Congress and the White House might do about the Affordable Care Act. Specifically whether they will eliminate or stop enforcing the legal requirement to have health insurance or pay a penalty, and whether Republicans will eliminate certain subsidies to help lower income people buy coverage.
Frank said that, if those parts of Obamacare stay in place, "Our average rate increase is about 2.3 percent."
But with the uncertainty about the future of major provisions of the Affordable Care Act?
"With that, we came up with an increase of 17.3 percent," he said.
So, Blue Cross added that higher percentage increase for uncertainty to their base rate, and a couple of other factors, Frank said, "which gives us an average rate increase of 23.1 percent."
That's a lot of numbers, so here's a quick re-cap: Montana's biggest health insurance companies say that if the Affordable Care Act stays in place as it is now, they'll need to raise their average rates by single digit percentages.
But the only Montana insurer that modeled a scenario with major changes to the Affordable Care Act like Republicans in Washington are talking about, says those changes would mean prices would go up north of 20 percent.
Matthew Rosendale is Montana's Commissioner of Securities and Insurance.
Montana Insurance Commissioner Matthew Rosendale, who presided over Wednesday's hearing, appeared to misunderstand Blue Cross' explanation for its rate increase.
He told The Associated Press afterward that he believed the company's higher prices for next year are because of requirements in the Affordable Care Act. This in spite of the company's president saying that provisions in that law will keep prices lower than if Congress or the White House eliminate them.
Blue Cross spokesman John Doran had no comment on Rosendale's interpretation and said the company stands by its explanation.


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Q: Is the GCC hot attribute redundant in conjunction with always_inline? GCC docs describe the function attribute hot as placing code in a special subsection of .text. My understanding is if the function is always inlined, GCC doesn't have the liberty of placing it wherever it wants in .text any more.
The docs also say a function marked as hot will be more aggressively optimised, but let's say I'll be compiling with -O3.
If I have a function with the GCC attribute always_inline, is it ever going to make a difference if I add hot to the function's attribute list?

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HomeCOVID-19Social Unrest, Allegations Of Corruption Could Bring Down Presidents Of Argentina, Brazil And Chile
Social Unrest, Allegations Of Corruption Could Bring Down Presidents Of Argentina, Brazil And Chile
November 19, 2021 1skholloway1975 COVID-19, Economy, Latino, Latino News, National Politics, South America Comments Off on Social Unrest, Allegations Of Corruption Could Bring Down Presidents Of Argentina, Brazil And Chile
Masks with the altered image of Brazilian President Jair Bosonaro are burned during a protest about government measures to handle the COVID-19 pandemic on Oct. 20, in Brasilia, Brazil. The country's Senate is currently looking into the government's role in mismanaging the response to the virus. (Photo by Andressa Anholete/Getty Images)
By Luciano Nagel
Argentina, Brazil and Chile, known as the 'ABCs' and as the Southern Cone, tend to stand out as leaders in South America.
Today, all three are going through uncertain political scenarios, due to corruption, the pandemic and economic and social issues.
A century ago, Argentina was considered one of the wealthiest nations in the world. In 1912, the South American country had the ninth-highest income per capita on the globe, ahead of Denmark, France and Germany.
Then, the country underwent a series of coups and dictatorships. Today, it is the International Monetary Fund's main debtor nation and is on the brink of another social and economic breakdown.
The Peronist president Alberto Fernández's response to the pandemic set off angry responses among the population.
"With the pandemic, Alberto Fernández at first was very successful because he made it a priority," said María Lourdes Puente Olivera, a political scientist from the Argentine Catholic University.
His success was short-lived.
"There was a significant unknown around what he was going to do, and he worked with the opposition. That didn't last long, and then the government started to crack from the inside, as did relations with the opposition, and that made it seem that his performance was leading the country nowhere."
María Lourdes Puente Olivera is a political scientist at the Argentina Catholic University. (Courtesy of María Lourdes Puente Olivera)
Puente Olivera says fear over COVID-19 and the prolonged quarantine brought about an economic downturn in the country.
"The lockdown was too long and really harmed the Argentine economy," said Puente Olivera, although she said the health emergency set off "a very robust assistance program by the state for all affected sectors, and there was a very unified response from society regarding, for example, everything related to food assistance."
"The truth is that the Argentine society didn't trust the president's leadership because he seemed solitary and erratic. So, I think his behavior in that sense began to weaken. Argentina needs like never before a general agreement between the government and the opposition to align ideas and give society confidence," she said.
In September, the Argentine government came to an agreement with employers and unions to increase the minimum wage for the second time in 2021. Beginning Oct. 1, it is 33,000 pesos, or $320 a month.
One in every three Argentines lives under the poverty line, per the National Statistics and Census Institute for the first half of 2021.
In October 2019, about 1 million people took to the streets of Santiago to protest a price hike on subway tickets. The demonstrations extended for several days and led to at least 20 deaths. Stores were set on fire and people clashed with police and the armed forces.
The protests reflected badly on President Sebastián Piñera, who soon after had to deal with the pandemic.
Protestors clash with the police near the La Moneda Presidential Palace in Santiago, Chile, on Oct. 18. People remembered the 2019 demonstrations, when millions protested the health and pension system, public education, social mobility, the privatization of water services and corruption. Today, a national assembly is working on a post-Pinochet Constitution in response to popular demands. (Claudio Santana/Getty Images)
Chileans are increasingly dissatisfied with the nation's political, economic and social systems, says Miguel Ángel López Varas, a political scientist at the University of Chile.
"President Sebastián Piñera's image was already damaged a while ago, since the social protests that erupted in Oct. 2019. Piñera's lack of response to the protest, where right-leaning people wanted stronger acations by the carabineros [Order and Security Forces] to put down the protests, and the opposition said the security forces' reaction was too violent, all weighed on Piñera's popularity."
At the beginning of the month, in central Chile, a person of Mapuche descent was killed and five others were wounded during a confrontation with police and military forces in the Arauco province, in the Biobío region, 45 miles south of the city of Concepción.
On Nov. 5, the United Nations condemned the acts and told the government of Chile that the use of lethal force to maintain order went against the clause "Law enforcement officials shall not use firearms against persons except in self-defence or defence of others against the imminent threat of death or serious injury."
The political scientist from the University of Chile, Miguel Ángel López Varas. (Courtesy of Miguel Ángel López Varas)
Chile's Chamber of Deputies approved on Nov. 9 the constitutional accusation against Piñera, after the Pandora Papers scandal and new events regarding the sale of the Dominga mining company in which the president was accused of being involved in a criminal investigation by the Attorney General for possible bribery and fiscal crimes.
The deputies accuse the president of violating the principle of probity and the right to live free of pollution [from mining], and of seriously compromising the nation's honor. Now, the accusation goes to the Senate for approval, in which case Piñera risks impeachment.
On Nov. 21, Chileans will go to the ballot box to elect a new president, Piñera's successor. They will be the most polarized elections in the country since the return to democracy [after the Augusto Pinochet military dictatorship] in 1990, says López Varas.
The candidate who is part of Pinochet's legacy, José Antônio Kast, is running against the candidate for the Frente Amplio coalition, Gabriel Boric. The two are leading in the polls and there may be a runoff election on Dec. 19.
Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro is facing five inquiries, four in the Supreme Court and one in the Higher Electoral Court.
A protestor in Brazil accuses Bolsonaro of lying, in Sept. (Luciano Nagel/Zenger)
The investigations center on his possible involvement with the Federal Police, an alleged lie regarding irregularities in negotiating for the Covaxin vaccine, attacks on electronic voting machines, and the leaking of confidential data to the Federal Police.
"Bolsonaro's government has repeatedly pushed for initiatives and spread information that was disastrous, like not accepting social distancing, the president not wearing a mask, propaganda for and the promotion of ineffective medicine, insecurity in data on contagion and death…", said Neftali de Oliveira, a professor at the Catholic Pontific University of Río Grande do Sul.
Professor Augusto Neftali de Oliveira talked to Zenger about Brazil's political issues. (Courtesy of Augusto Neftali)
The deputies handed over a document on Oct. 26 approved by the Parliamentary Investigation Committee (CPI), requesting 80 charges, including those against Bolsonaro, for at least nine crimes during the pandemic.
"The investigation in the Senate suggests the idea that the government's policies were intentional, based on [the government's] hypothesis that the spread of the virus could have been slowed through 'herd immunity'. Opinions today reveal that most Brazilians condemn Bolsonaro's government's actions regarding the pandemic," he said.
With these issues, the three Southern Cone nations are facing a complicated, uncertain political panorama, at least for the next few months.
Edited by Melanie Slone and Kristen Butler
The post Social Unrest, Allegations Of Corruption Could Bring Down Presidents Of Argentina, Brazil And Chile appeared first on Zenger News.
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Luanda, Angola, 15 October 2015.
Regarding this last point of the civil dimension of the funeral, he was refering to the several necessary steps that engage the event of death with the state apparatus but are in any case inevitable inasmuch as they intersect with the ritual and liturgical dimensions: the contact with the Conservatória do Registo Civil, the coroner, the police, etc., in order to obtain a Boletim de Óbito, without which it would not be possible to complete the burial. This is more prevalent in the urban spaces like Luanda, where the cemeteries are state property (unlike in the rural areas, where we have traditional cemeteries, and where the state barely intervenes, it is more the sobas).
In this respect, N. explains that in the urban setting this aspect of the civil dimension of the funerals is more often than not a source of problems, especially concerning the traditional ceremonies involving the traditional authorities and the clans, and their coupling professional commitments, namely in terms of obtaining a dispensa de serviço for about a week, for instance. Public servants need to have a copy of the death certificate in order to be released from work. There is even a certain traffic of these certificates (they make several copies of the same certificate) in order to get the authorizations.
In any case, among the Bakongo in Luanda one could say that there are certain structures and processes that replicate or maintain traditional logics, while others work inversely. N. mentions as examples of the former the fact that the place of the óbito will always be the deceased's house, as well as the authority of the leader of the clan (maternal clan, that is). In fact, all the Bakongo in Luanda have their chefe de clã. This is the authority that will be invoked to deliberate and organize. If the designated person does not appear, there will be no ritual whatsoever.
N. was going to start explaining the rituals involved in the óbito, but changed his mind and thought that it would be wiser to understand the 'Bakongo system' that defines family and clan relationships. Namely, the existence of a luvila (clanic identity, ancestral lineage), a clan leader and the so-called vumua ("bellies"), women of the lineage who have descendency. He reminds me that each clan can have up to 50 nuclear families, hierarchically structured into a 'branch' that connects to a main ancestor (the main core branch of the tree), and where each individual changes 'position' changes when there is a death or a birth, for instance. The ordering principle is matrilineal and based on logics of 'blood'. Thus for instance, the maternal uncle will have authority upon his sisters' sons and daughters but bot upon his own children, because they would belong to his wife's matrilineage. Within this logic, each member 'knows' his or her place, and when there is a funeral, no matter where they find themselves (elsewhere in Angola, or in Europe for instance), they will have to come. Some figures are so central to the process that if they do not come, there will be no funeral.
Within this framework, the clans are also connected to sacred spaces, specific villages, in turn connected to that main ancestor. So there is a necessary intersection of place and memory (as in mazumbo). The space of connection is precisely the village tree, the nsanda, which guarantees its power and safety. This nsanda is planted in the act of foundation of the village, and usually involves foundation rites, such as sacrifices. Within this framework, the inauguration of a village implied the creation of a new clan (or sub-clan, depending on the perspective), and was part of the process of social reproduction, as it were.
It is also in this connection that the communication with the ancestors is performed, through the spiritual leader (mfumu?) of the clan. He explains that traditional Bakongo cemeteries have different sections, one for the common people and one for the kings, sobas, etc., that become ancestors. These will become the representatives of the clan in the kingdom of the dead. Thus in such sections of the cemetery, people make offers in the campas, and obtain answers. And ancestor spirits may be summoned and asked for opinion in given moments. This is telling of how the dead become an active part of the social and familiar structure among the Bakongo. As he said a bit later in our conversation, "os mortos continuam a dirigir a vida dos vivos".
However, the problem is then one: history. With the colonial administration, and later with the processes of urbanization, things changed, especially in what concerned the relationship with the sacred geography. One dramatic consequence was the end of the production of new clans, precisely due to that territorial disconnection. Also, the processes of mobility and migration have changed these logics. The new generations have a different experience and capacity of mobility than their pre-colony forebearers (who were usually confined to their villages, and would only leave to found new villages in 'opposition' to their clan leaders. So we could talk about a process of deconstruction of the Bakongo tradution, especially in what concerns that link to the territory and everything that that implies. Necessarily, the way funerals are held was also affected.
On the other hand, there have been new, 'modern' ways of trying to reproduce the traditional system. One example is the Ngola Yetu radio (where I believe Maturino works), which transmits community information throughout the Bakongo world. This has become a fundamental instrument for the Bakongo in and around Luanda. So for instance when someone passes away in Luanda, no more than an hour later, the information has already reached the mato – and vice-versa. This is why for instance in the rural areas we always see the mais velhos with radios on them. On the other hand, it is also true that in the city, with the generational dimension, there is also a process of distancing of the young urban Bakongo from the traditional system.
In any case, funerals are still a big thing. N., for instance, interested as he is in all these matters, always likes to record the funerals he attends. So we go back to the procedural aspects of the óbito: say someone dies in Luanda. As we just mentioned, the information will quickly circulate throughout the Bakongo world. The first tendency will be for the matrilineal kin to visit the deceased's house and "sleep" there (there is also the participation of the political kin, however). And then the first concern will be to define when will the burial take place, so everyone can manage their own agenda. For instance, oftentimes, if there is a death on a Monday, the burial will most probably be next Saturday. There are also differences in timing and dimension that occur if we are talking about an elder or a little boy, for instance, or about someone central or marginal in the clanic structure.
Then there is the issue of the orador, the master of ceremonies, who would usually be the clan leader or someone designated by him. Sometimes someone can be hired to perform the function. Then, the óbito follows different moments: after the communication of the news, there is a period of 3-4 days for preparations of the óbito, to receive people for the ajuntamento and sentada. And then there is the funeral, the burial and afterwards the sentada familiar, which usually takes place either on the following day (taking advantage of the fact that the extended family is present) or 8 days later.
I ask N. about the Tokoist understanding of death, and in what terms it is Christian and/or traditional. Earlier in our conversation he had talked about death very 'anthropologically', as a rite of passage. For the Bakongo, there are ideas of life after death, ressurection and the 'return' of ancestral spirits returning to the world of the living through one of the descendants. He also mentioned the importance of sarcophagi for the deceased.
For the Tokoists, however, things are a bit different. N. says that its theology concerning aspects of death is far more complex. On the one hand, as we already knew, the Tokoists don't cry at funerals – or rather, they shouldn't, this is something that is part of their indoctrination. Likewise, they do not build campas, graves – a fact that is related to a dark history of incidents in the church concerning rituals in graves and which led to its prohibition. They also don't celebrate the day of the dead.
More symbolically speaking, he says that the meaning of death among the Tokoists is tied to the idea of life after death. They all believe that in the end of times we will all reach eternal life. N. says that, unlike Jesus Christ (the only doctrinal aspects we find in the Bible are from Apostle Paul), the prophet founder of the church, Simão Toko, did engage in a doctrine of resurrection. He talks about a kingdom of 1000 years, governed by the Tokoists, the very utopian Cidade Santa do Grande Rei, with its own system of governance, rules, etc. In this city, there will be no money, people will only wear one piece of clothes, etc. But this kingdom that Simão Toko talks about is a kingdom that is not abstract or metaphoric, as in the Bible. It is not in the skies. It is concrete, specific, the continuation of our current life, and is (will be?) governed by the Tokoists. (…).


Produced by EA and developed by Respawn Entertainment, the game titled "Apex Legends" will be free-to-play and earn its revenue from micro-transactions.
There are no pilotable mechs in the game. Set in the Titanfall universe, Apex Legends aims to shake up the battle royale genre with a cast of unique characters, squad-based gameplay, innovative mechanics and more.
The Titanfall & Titanfall 2 studio, which these days is but one limb on the EA millipede, has confirmed they'll be revealing the game today, and that Apex Legends is indeed its name. In other words, you're not just an anonymous grunt like in PUBG or Fortnite, but matches still take place on the same map where 60 players on teams of three fight to be the last ones standing.
No, there is no chance to hop on and get involved in some Apex Legends cross-platform play on any platform at launch. As a free-to-play release there is also rumoured to be microtransactions in the form of cosmetic loot boxes similar to the system found in Overwatch. Furthermore, there are numerous articles that Titanfall 3 may have been cancelled in favor of Apex Legends. "It's the flawless recipe for a marketing plan to go awry, so why have that - let's just ship the game and let players play".
So there you have it, Apex Legends. It's quite possible that this is just a spin-off that Respawn plans to release while it continues working on Titanfall 3.


Grease 2 9x5 inch loaf pans.
In a large mixing bowl, stir together the flour, sugar, salt, cinnamon and baking soda.
Add oil, beaten eggs, food coloring; mix well.
Drain the strawberries and reserve 1/2 cup of the juice for the filling. Fold in the drained strawberries.
Bake for 50 to 60 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the loaf comes out clean.
Let cool in the pan for 10 minutes, then remove to a wire rack to cool completely.
In a medium mixing bowl, mix together the cream cheese with reserved strawberry juice.
Slice the loaf twice horizontally to make three layers.
Spread the cream cheese mixture between the layers and reassemble the loaf.
Wrap loaves in plastic and chill in the refrigerator to set the filling.
Family loves this. I even made a gluten free one and it was great!


HP is among the first companies to start selling a laptop based on AMD's latest Trinity platform. The device is dubbed as the dv6-7010us and is part of the manufacturer's Pavilion Series of portable computers. Furthermore, the notebook is now available to customers via the HP online store and has a starting price of $650.
Reportedly, the dv6 is equipped with an AMD A8-4500M accelerated processing unit or APU that incorporates four physical cores (and the same amount of threads) operating at a base frequency of 1.9GHz (up to 2.8GHz with Turbo Core 3.0). Moreover, the chip offers 4MB of Level 2 cache, 64-bit support and the integrated AMD Radeon HD 7640G graphics card (up to 3GB of shared VRAM).
Measuring 1.21-inch (32.5mm) at its thickest point and weighing 5.66lbs (about 2.56kg), this Pavilion notebook sports a 15.6-inch LED-backlit BrightView widescreen display of HD native resolution (1366-by-768 pixels). In addition, the laptop accommodates 6GB of DDR3 RAM (2 DIMM slots), a DVD Burner and a 750GB HDD that rotates at 5400RPM.
In terms of connectivity, the dv6 packs 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN and Wireless LAN 802.11 b/g/n modules. Other features include three USB 3.0 ports and one USB 2.0 port, an HDMI output, a multi-in-1 memory card slot, a fingerprint reader and an HD web camera for video calls.
According to the maker, this device comes with a 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium operating system, full-size chiclet keyboard and Beats Audio (four built-in speakers accompanied by an HP Triple Bass Reflex subwoofer).
The Pavilion dv6 is also available with a Quad-Core Ivy Bridge processor.


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const path = require('path');
const should = require('should');
const supertest = require('supertest');
const sinon = require('sinon');
const testUtils = require('../../../../utils');
const localUtils = require('./utils');
const config = require('../../../../../core/shared/config');
const labs = require('../../../../../core/server/services/labs');

const ghost = testUtils.startGhost;

let request;

describe('Members API', function () {
    before(function () {
        sinon.stub(labs, 'isSet').withArgs('members').returns(true);
    });

    after(function () {
        sinon.restore();
    });

    before(function () {
        return ghost()
            .then(function () {
                request = supertest.agent(config.get('url'));
            })
            .then(function () {
                return localUtils.doAuth(request, 'members');
            });
    });

    it('Can search by case-insensitive name', function () {
        return request
            .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery('members/?search=egg'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(200)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;
                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);
                jsonResponse.members[0].email.should.equal('member1@test.com');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse, 'members');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse.members[0], 'member', 'stripe');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse.meta.pagination, 'pagination');
            });
    });

    it('Can search by case-insensitive email', function () {
        return request
            .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery('members/?search=MEMBER2'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(200)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;
                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);
                jsonResponse.members[0].email.should.equal('member2@test.com');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse, 'members');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse.members[0], 'member', 'stripe');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse.meta.pagination, 'pagination');
            });
    });

    it('Can search for paid members', function () {
        return request
            .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery('members/?search=egon&paid=true'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(200)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;
                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);
                jsonResponse.members[0].email.should.equal('paid@test.com');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse, 'members');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse.members[0], 'member', 'stripe');
                localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse.meta.pagination, 'pagination');
            });
    });

    it('Add should fail when passing incorrect email_type query parameter', function () {
        const member = {
            name: 'test',
            email: 'memberTestAdd@test.com'
        };

        return request
            .post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/?send_email=true&email_type=lel`))
            .send({members: [member]})
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(422);
    });

    // NOTE: this test should be enabled and expanded once test suite fully supports Stripe mocking
    it.skip('Can set a "Complimentary" subscription', function () {
        const memberToChange = {
            name: 'Comped Member',
            email: 'member2comp@test.com'
        };

        const memberChanged = {
            comped: true
        };

        return request
            .post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/`))
            .send({members: [memberToChange]})
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;
                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);

                return jsonResponse.members[0];
            })
            .then((newMember) => {
                return request
                    .put(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/${newMember.id}/`))
                    .send({members: [memberChanged]})
                    .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
                    .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
                    .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
                    .expect(200)
                    .then((res) => {
                        should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);

                        const jsonResponse = res.body;

                        should.exist(jsonResponse);
                        should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                        jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);
                        localUtils.API.checkResponse(jsonResponse.members[0], 'member', 'stripe');
                        jsonResponse.members[0].name.should.equal(memberToChange.name);
                        jsonResponse.members[0].email.should.equal(memberToChange.email);
                        jsonResponse.members[0].comped.should.equal(memberToChange.comped);
                    });
            });
    });

    it('Can delete a member without cancelling Stripe Subscription', async function () {
        const member = {
            name: 'Member 2 Delete',
            email: 'Member2Delete@test.com'
        };

        const createdMember = await request.post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/`))
            .send({members: [member]})
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;
                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);

                return jsonResponse.members[0];
            });

        await request.delete(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/${createdMember.id}/`))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(204)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);

                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
            });
    });

    // NOTE: this test should be enabled and expanded once test suite fully supports Stripe mocking
    it.skip('Can delete a member and cancel Stripe Subscription', async function () {
        const member = {
            name: 'Member 2 Delete',
            email: 'Member2Delete@test.com',
            comped: true
        };

        const createdMember = await request.post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/`))
            .send({members: [member]})
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;
                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);

                return jsonResponse.members[0];
            });

        await request.delete(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/${createdMember.id}/?cancel=true`))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(204)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);

                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
            });
    });

    // NOTE: this test should be enabled and expanded once test suite fully supports Stripe mocking
    it.skip('Does not cancel Stripe Subscription if cancel_subscriptions is not set to "true"', async function () {
        const member = {
            name: 'Member 2 Delete',
            email: 'Member2Delete@test.com',
            comped: true
        };

        const createdMember = await request.post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/`))
            .send({members: [member]})
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;
                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                jsonResponse.members.should.have.length(1);

                return jsonResponse.members[0];
            });

        await request.delete(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/${createdMember.id}/?cancel=false`))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(204)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);

                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
            });
    });

    it('Can import CSV with minimum one field and labels', function () {
        return request
            .post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/upload/`))
            .field('labels', ['global-label-1', 'global-label-1'])
            .attach('membersfile', path.join(__dirname, '/../../../../utils/fixtures/csv/valid-members-labels.csv'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta.stats);

                jsonResponse.meta.stats.imported.count.should.equal(2);
                jsonResponse.meta.stats.invalid.count.should.equal(0);
            })
            .then(() => {
                return request
                    .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/?search=${encodeURIComponent('member+labels_1@example.com')}`))
                    .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
                    .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
                    .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
                    .expect(200);
            })
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members[0]);

                const importedMember1 = jsonResponse.members[0];
                should(importedMember1.email).equal('member+labels_1@example.com');
                should(importedMember1.name).equal(null);
                should(importedMember1.note).equal(null);
                importedMember1.subscribed.should.equal(true);
                importedMember1.comped.should.equal(false);
                importedMember1.stripe.should.not.be.undefined();
                importedMember1.stripe.subscriptions.length.should.equal(0);
                // 2 specified labels plus auto-generated import label
                importedMember1.labels.length.should.equal(3);
            });
    });

    it('Can import CSV with mapped fields', function () {
        return request
            .post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/upload/`))
            .field('mapping[email]', 'correo_electrpnico')
            .field('mapping[name]', 'nombre')
            .attach('membersfile', path.join(__dirname, '/../../../../utils/fixtures/csv/members-with-mappings.csv'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta.stats);

                jsonResponse.meta.stats.imported.count.should.equal(1);
                jsonResponse.meta.stats.invalid.count.should.equal(0);
            })
            .then(() => {
                return request
                    .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/?search=${encodeURIComponent('member+mapped_1@example.com')}`))
                    .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
                    .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
                    .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
                    .expect(200);
            })
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members[0]);

                const importedMember1 = jsonResponse.members[0];
                should(importedMember1.email).equal('member+mapped_1@example.com');
                should(importedMember1.name).equal('Hannah');
                should(importedMember1.note).equal('no need to map me');
                importedMember1.subscribed.should.equal(true);
                importedMember1.comped.should.equal(false);
                importedMember1.stripe.should.not.be.undefined();
                importedMember1.stripe.subscriptions.length.should.equal(0);
                importedMember1.labels.length.should.equal(1); // auto-generated import label
            });
    });

    it('Can import CSV with labels and provide additional labels', function () {
        return request
            .post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/upload/`))
            .attach('membersfile', path.join(__dirname, '/../../../../utils/fixtures/csv/valid-members-defaults.csv'))

            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta.stats);

                jsonResponse.meta.stats.imported.count.should.equal(2);
                jsonResponse.meta.stats.invalid.count.should.equal(0);
            })
            .then(() => {
                return request
                    .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/`))
                    .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
                    .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
                    .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
                    .expect(200);
            })
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.members);

                const defaultMember1 = jsonResponse.members.find(member => (member.email === 'member+defaults_1@example.com'));
                should(defaultMember1.name).equal(null);
                should(defaultMember1.note).equal(null);
                defaultMember1.subscribed.should.equal(true);
                defaultMember1.comped.should.equal(false);
                defaultMember1.stripe.should.not.be.undefined();
                defaultMember1.stripe.subscriptions.length.should.equal(0);
                defaultMember1.labels.length.should.equal(1); // auto-generated import label

                const defaultMember2 = jsonResponse.members.find(member => (member.email === 'member+defaults_2@example.com'));
                should(defaultMember2).not.be.undefined();
            });
    });

    it('Fails to import members with stripe_customer_id', function () {
        return request
            .post(localUtils.API.getApiQuery(`members/upload/`))
            .attach('membersfile', path.join(__dirname, '/../../../../utils/fixtures/csv/members-with-stripe-ids.csv'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(201)
            .then((res) => {
                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.meta.stats);

                jsonResponse.meta.stats.imported.count.should.equal(0);
                jsonResponse.meta.stats.invalid.count.should.equal(2);
            });
    });

    it('Can fetch stats with no ?days param', function () {
        return request
            .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery('members/stats/'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            // .expect(200) - doesn't surface underlying errors in tests
            .then((res) => {
                res.status.should.equal(200, JSON.stringify(res.body));

                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total_in_range);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total_on_date);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.new_today);

                // 3 from fixtures and 5 imported in previous tests
                jsonResponse.total.should.equal(8);
            });
    });

    it('Can fetch stats with ?days=90', function () {
        return request
            .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery('members/stats/?days=90'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            // .expect(200) - doesn't surface underlying errors in tests
            .then((res) => {
                res.status.should.equal(200, JSON.stringify(res.body));

                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total_in_range);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total_on_date);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.new_today);

                // 3 from fixtures and 5 imported in previous tests
                jsonResponse.total.should.equal(8);
            });
    });

    it('Can fetch stats with ?days=all-time', function () {
        return request
            .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery('members/stats/?days=all-time'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            // .expect(200) - doesn't surface underlying errors in tests
            .then((res) => {
                res.status.should.equal(200, JSON.stringify(res.body));

                should.not.exist(res.headers['x-cache-invalidate']);
                const jsonResponse = res.body;

                should.exist(jsonResponse);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total_in_range);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.total_on_date);
                should.exist(jsonResponse.new_today);

                // 3 from fixtures and 5 imported in previous tests
                jsonResponse.total.should.equal(8);
            });
    });

    it('Errors when fetching stats with unknown days param value', function () {
        return request
            .get(localUtils.API.getApiQuery('members/stats/?days=nope'))
            .set('Origin', config.get('url'))
            .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
            .expect('Cache-Control', testUtils.cacheRules.private)
            .expect(422);
    });
});

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Super PAC targets Mendez in Paterson mayoral race
By Jayed Rahman
Councilman Alex Mendez, who has been under heavy fire for his problem-plagued personal, business, and campaign finances for the past weeks, is now taking fire from a super PAC seeking to eliminate him from the six men mayoral race.
Mendez's people blasted councilman Andre Sayegh on Tuesday night for a mailer sent out to voters in the city by the super PAC, the Progressive Values Committee of Bayonne. His team argues some of the people in the political action committee have direct ties to Sayegh.
For example, Joe Waks, chairman of the Progressive Values Committee, contributed $300 to Sayegh in the last mayoral race four years ago, according to campaign finance reports cited by school board member Joel Ramirez, who is an ardent Mendez supporter
The flyer voters received on Tuesday. Mendez's campaign estimates thousands of voters were recipients of the mailer.
"These same people that control the PACs, political mobsters, are donating to Andre Sayegh," said Ramirez, who was upset by the mailer that features a close-up mug of Mendez slamming him for his repeated failures to file campaign finance reports on time. "Your blood boils, you get heated, when you come home to see this kind of junk. Don't run on attacking other individuals who have families and friends."
The flyer asks, "What is Alex Mendez hiding?" while stating Mendez failed to file campaign finance reports on time in 2012, 2013, and 2014. Mendez, who has been delinquent in filing his campaign reports in his past three bids for public office, said the photo on the flyer, which was viewed by his 9-year-old son, makes him look like a criminal.
Mendez accused Sayegh of sending the flyer via his donor "lying" to the community. "I have a good relationship with ELEC. In 2012 and 2013, I presented my report. I've been late on my last report. That's not criminal," said Mendez, who is three weeks late in filing his 29-day pre-election report.
Mendez has never filed his reports on time. After his successful 2014 election, Mendez (pictured) was an entire year late in filing his 20-day post-election campaign finance report.
Sayegh has said Mendez is hiding "dark" and "dirty" money by failing to file campaign reports on time. "He's not telling us where his money is coming from. He's not telling us how he's paying for his campaign materials," said Sayegh on Wednesday morning. Of the six candidates running Mendez has the most campaign signs in the city, according to three of his opponents.
"I'd venture to say he has more signs than all of us combined," said Sayegh.
Sayegh has denied having anything to do with the mailer that was released on Tuesday. "I'm being very frank with you. Yesterday, I saw that piece for the first time," he said.
Most of his opponents in the race do not buy it. Some were disturbed by super PAC's spending to bolster Sayegh's candidacy.
"It's sad Andre has resorted to that type of politicking," said former school board member Pedro Rodriguez. "This time it's Mendez, next time it could be me or any other candidate."
"It points the finger at bigger interest groups trying to get a hold of Paterson," said councilman Michael Jackson. "Why they chose to target Mendez? I can't answer that question."
Some believe Sayegh and Mendez are the top two contenders in the six-person race. However, there is no credible survey ranking the six men.
Jackson said Mendez is perceived as second place which is probably encouraging the attacks.
Councilman William McKoy said the "connection is clear." PACs legally cannot coordinate with campaigns.
Flyer advertising Ed Farmer's fundraiser for Sayegh.
Ed Farmer, who hosted a thousand-dollar per plate fundraiser for Sayegh three weeks ago, is part of the Progressive Values Committee, according to documents the PAC filed with the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC).
Farmer is the former chief of staff for congressman Bill Pascrell. He also owns a grant writing firm – Sayegh has talked about hiring a grant writer for the city.
"It shows they are desperate. They have made this attempt before. They are looking to buying this election by any means by bringing in big outside money," said McKoy. The PAC had $550,000 last year. It has $30,300 in the account, according to a finance report filed with the state on Jan. 19, 2018.
Both Jackson and McKoy indicated they may file complaint for the alleged coordination between the PAC and Sayegh campaign.
"I don't know anything about this super PAC," said Sayegh. When asked about Farmer's connection to the PAC, Sayegh said, "When I tell you, I don't know anything about that PAC, I'm telling you the truth."


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Aú, o Capoeirista é um personagem de história em quadrinhos criado por Flávio Luiz voltado para o público infantojuvenil. O personagem foi criado em 1992 para a exposição Bandes Dessinée - quadrinhos franco-belgas, em parceria com a Aliança Francesa, em Salvador.

Aú é um capoeirista que enfrenta vilões em Salvador ao lado do mico Licuri. O nome "Aú" vem de um movimento da capoeira. O personagem já teve dois álbuns lançados de forma independente através da editora do autor, Papel A2 Texto & Arte. O primeiro, chamado de Aú, o capoeirista, foi lançado em 2008 e financiado pela Lei Rouanet. O segundo (Aú, o capoeirista e o Fantasma do Farol), de 2014, foi financiado por crowdfunding através da plataforma Catarse. Em 2015, o segundo livro ganhou o Troféu HQ Mix na categoria "melhor publicação infantojuvenil".

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Steven Gerrard: Sunday is the perfect chance for Alfredo Morelos to break his Celtic duck - but he will be provoked
By Stewart Fisher Chief Sports Writer
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - DECEMBER 01: Rangers' Alfredo Morelos celebrates his goal during the Ladbrokes Premiership match between Rangers and Hearts at Ibrox Stadium, on December 01, 2019, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Craig Foy / SNS Group).
STEVEN Gerrard backed Alfredo Morelos last night to break his duck against Celtic in today's BetFred Cup final between the two teams – but warned his little Colombian striker he is sure to face provocation from the club's Old Firm rivals.
While that Latin temperament – and a costly sending off in a pivotal Glasgow grudge match at Celtic Park last March – has persuaded the Englishman to start with him on the bench in the last two Old Firm derbies, all signs point to Morelos starting at Hampden today.
Sent off five times in all last season, Morelos has scored 25 goals this term already and has yet to get his marching orders in any game. Finally getting a goal against Celtic after ten matches in all without one would further confirm his legend status amongst the Ibrox club's fans. While the stat is an anomaly and an outlier considering the chances Morelos has had and the teams he has scored against, Gerrard issued a fresh warning that it all starts with continuing that improved disciplinary record in he face of provocation.
Asked about his failure to score against Celic, Gerrard said: "That's the truth, that's the reality. He hasn't delivered in that one fixture. Sunday is the opportunity to put that right.
"He will be doing everything he can—it's certainly not through lack of trying," added the Englishman, who will soon announce a contract extension to take him through to 2024. "He relies on service as well. I'm not going to be one to criticise him for that because we have to have people around him to provide the service. But we have done that a lot this season and if that service is there, I wouldn't back against him turning it round."
While Gerrard stopped short of confirming the player would start, he prised the advances he has made thus far in curbing his disciplinary problems. "The proof's in the pudding, isn't it?" said Gerrard. "Last season he was getting dismissed too many times. He was letting the team down. There's a fine line between being aggressive, channelling it in the right way and letting it overspill, playing with too much emotion and making mistakes.
"That's what was happening last year but this time his behaviour has been a lot different. That's credit to himself. All we ask of him is to play on the edge and be who you are. We don't want to take any of that away but it needs to be channelled in the right way because letting your team-mates on a stage like this isn't helpful at all. And we know that he will be provoked at certain times.
"He's shown it all season, certainly in a European situation because we know you won't get away with things in Europe that you might in the SPFL. We've also played against Aberdeen twice and there were no problems, we played an Old Firm game at home and no problems. So there's definitely signs he's improving that side of his game, which is great to see. Alfredo is a player who has X-factor and, being his manager, I know all his fans and even the media want to see him play football, not sitting in an early bath."
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