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Effin Drops Blistering Hot Dubstep EP 'Operate'
Jayce Ullah-Blocks
With his first release on Never Say Die, Los Angeles-based producer Effin puts out massive dubstep EP – Operate.
2019 is already looking to be a big year for the premier heavy dubstep label Never Say Die. What I love the most about this label is that it never fails to introduce me to some up-and-coming artists that I never would have found otherwise. With the release of his new EP Operate, Effin is definitely going to be on my radar now.
Combining intricate sound design with ravenous waves of dubstep, Operate is a true testament to Effin's creative artistry. Filled to the brim with five unique tracks, this hot new EP will definitely put Effin on the map, and deservingly so!
Operate starts off with a bang with my favorite track on the EP, "Dirty Laundry".
"Dirty Laundry" begins with percussion slaps split by robotic clicks and ascending sonic waves. The track comes to a halt as vocals dribble in and descend into a swarm of gurgled bass stomps. This being the first Effin track I ever heard, I couldn't be more impressed by the producer's wicked sound design.
Up next on the EP is "Lettuce". With its crunchy dubstep and crisp, cutting-edge bass slaps, there couldn't be a more appropriate name for this tune. Layers of detailed sound design build upon each other to manifest this heavy-hitter that'll definitely go off in live sets.
"Hysteria" begins with a soft, melodic intro. Light vocals intertwine with beautiful instrumentals and dwindle as the track's feverous energy picks up. A blinding screech of bass annihilates the tune before you can even begin to catch your breath making this one of my favorites on the EP.
Coming in on number four on the EP is "Stressplate", a fun yet still ridiculously heavy track. Staccato rips of bass tap in and out amidst electronic blips and bass trills before fading to a close and leading into the final track, "Flood".
"Flood" begins with soft chimes and delicate clicks before falling into a deep and dark wash of growly bass. Slower than the previous tunes on Operate, this one still retains elements of Effin's heavy sound design, which becomes evident in the latter half of the song. It's a much-welcomed change of pace from the rest of the EP, diving outside of the box.
Stream or download Operate on your favorite platform and read on for a full review of the EP!
Listen to Effin – Operate on Spotify:
"So excited to have my first EP out! I took a whole new approach to sound design and writing on this one – a majority of the sounds were designed in Ableton's 'Operator' – hence the name of the EP. I'm really stoked with how everything came out, and I couldn't be more honored to release these tunes through Never Say Die"
– EFFIN
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Jayce was introduced to EDM in 2010 with Flux Pavilion, Bassnectar, and The Glitch Mob. Zedd at Lollapalooza in 2014 was her first event, and since then, Jayce has attended at least one festival each year. Her favorite events so far are Lost Lands and Camp Bisco, with honorable mention to Electric Forest. As a diehard basshead, her favorite artists are Space Jesus, Bassnectar, Subtronics, FuntCase, Dion Timmer, Zeds Dead, Excision, and Whipped Cream. Jayce loves to travel and hopes to combine her love of traveling, writing, and EDM into one. She is a recent graduate from Indiana University with a major in Public Relations and minors in International Studies and Arts Management.
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Mary Crumpton began exploring her sexuality at the age of 29 to find that she is polyamorous, which means she is interesting in being in a relationship with multiple partners.
Polyamory has existed across the world for centuries now. Though the term first arose around the 1990s, the practice has been around for a long time. Polyamory is defined as the desire for intimate relationships – sexual or otherwise – with multiple partners. This, however, is not like cheating as there is a clear line of consent involved. A polyamorous individual is honest about their other relationships, ensuring transparency, trust, love, and understanding. If you're not convinced about how practical or achievable polyamorous relationships are or can be, let Mary Crumpton's story persuade you of the value in polyamory. Crumpton currently has a husband, is engaged to another man, and has two boyfriends. This means she has more men in her life than the average 44-year-old.
This often occurs with individuals who are not allowed to break past monogamous boundaries when they are younger.Crumpton continued, "At the time I didn't really question having just one partner. It was normal." However, how society decides what is 'normal' is more often than not, ostracizing those who do not fit into our traditional ideas of what is acceptable when it comes to dating and relationships. She confessed, "I did sometimes have feelings for other people, but I felt guilty about doing so and just took it as a sign that I didn't love my husband enough. When the marriage didn't work out, I met someone else, and started a monogamous relationship with him.
"So how did she learn of polyamory? It can be difficult when you feel alone as if you are the only person with feelings of guilt or shame for being interested in more than one person at a time.
"The idea that loving more than one person might not make me a terrible human being only dawned on me when, at a pub, I bumped into a person who had more than one partner," Crumpton stated. "I had never come across it before, or the term 'polyamory' which means 'more-than-one love'. I was quite shocked and curious about how it all worked for them."When she met this individual, she was with her partner at the time. He was, to her relief, curious about the practice as well. However, the couple did not decide to break their monogamous relationship just yet. It was only a few years later that Crumpton brought up the idea. She suggested to her partner that they try out what it's like to be in an open relationship, a consensually nonmonogamous relationship between two people. He agreed and they both found an additional partner each.That was when Crumpton experienced a moment of liberation. She revealed, "I took to it immediately. I had a friend that I was already close to and that friendship drifted very naturally into something more. My partner had a similar experience with a friend of his. It was a revelation to me.
I quickly realized that I had been 'wired up' this way probably all my life – loving more than one person now seems like the most natural thing in the world to me and I can't imagine being any other way."Currently, she is no longer with the partner she first explored her polyamory with. At present, she is married to Tim, 43, and has a fiancé she will have a commitment ceremony with at Chorlton Unitarian Church. In addition to this, Crumpton is dating two different men, Michael, 63, and James, 73. She claims that cohabitating with two of her partners has many advantages. "One of the lovely things about a life with more than one partner is that there is no pressure on one person to supply all my needs.


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Rachil Yagupolskaya, my mother, and her mother Hanna Fabricant (my grandmother).
My grandmother Hanna Fabricant (my mother's mother) was born in Balabanovka village. I know very little about her, they didn't talk much about her in the family. She died in Uman in 1923.
My mother had two brothers and two sisters: Abram was born in 1885. He was a pharmacist. He lived in Uman and then he moved to Kiev. He was a guardian of the Jewish traditions in the family. He established the rules to be followed. He always went to the synagogue, observed Shabbath and other holidays, followed the kashrut rules even when it was almost impossible. They talked Yiddish in his family, although his children went to Russian schools.
During the war he evacuated to Kokand in Uzbekistan and stayed there. He was director of a pharmacy. He observed all Jewish traditions in Uzbekistan, too, although there was no synagogue there. He had 3 children. One of them lives and works in Kiev, and two others live in Israel. He died in Kiev in 1995. Isaak, my mother's 2nd brother, was born in 1897. He worked as an economist in Uman and died there in 1985. He didn't have a family of his own. Eva, my mother's sister, was born in 1900. She lived in Moscow and was a housewife. She died in 1983. Her children and grandchildren live in Moscow. Lisa, my mother's younger sister, born in 1920, lived in Uman. During the war she was in the evacuation. She died in Uman in 1996. She had no family of her own.
My mother Rachil Shmulevna Yagupolskaya (nee Fabricant) was born in a very respected Jewish family in Uman in 1895. She studied at school for 7 years. For its time it was a very good education for a girl. Their family was religious and my mother observed traditions and holidays, honored the Shabbath and followed the kashrut. She was a housewife her whole life raising her children. She dedicated herself to her family. She shared my father's joys and sorrows and supported him in the evacuation in Orsk. She returned to Kiev in 1946 and lived with my sister's family for the rest of her life. She died in Kiev in 1991 when she was 96 years old.
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Last I attended the Watch City Steampunk Festival in Waltham, Massachusetts: an impressive downtown steampunk festival which can draw as many as 10,000 people when the weather is good.
Last week, the weather was not good, with intermittent rain throughout the day, but that did not dampen the spirits of the great people at the event.
Due to my very busy schedule, there are only so many events I can get out to, but with a number of the events that previously filled my schedule no longer running, I now find myself more aware of just how many great events there are in the Steampunk community around New England.
Waltham takes its steampunk seriously.
Steampunk is a fantastically positive culture. One of the underlying principles of it is a do-it-yourself attitude. I am reminded of a quote from President Kennedy in which he says "Our problems are man-made, therefore they may be solved by man. And man can be as big as he wants. No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings."
That describes the Steampunk ethos. That which we have made, we can fix and improve. I believe that accounts for the success and growth of Steampunk in our modern culture of conflict, negativity, and post-factual thinking.
I am deeply grateful to have had the chance to meet so many good people across the world of Steampunk, and I am even more grateful that I count so many of them among my friends.


We modeled the Cybersecurity Canon after the Baseball or Rock & Roll Hall-of-Fame, except for cybersecurity books. We have more than 25 books on the initial candidate list, but we are soliciting help from the cybersecurity community to increase the number to be much more than that. Please write a review and nominate your favorite.
DevOps is perhaps the most important innovation that has happened to the IT sector since the invention of the personal computer back in the early 1980s. It is the idea that organizations would use the same Agile methodology they use today with their software development teams but expand it across all organizations in the deployment cycle: product managers, marketing professionals, developers, quality assurance practitioners, systems engineers, system administrators, operations staff, database administrators, network engineers and security professionals. The specific concept behind The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win, as well as the DevOps philosophy in general, is that the development, quality assurance, deployment, maintenance and end-of-life of IT systems, to include security updates, is very similar to maintaining a production line of any other product. The best practice that has emerged since WWII to manage production lines is the Toyota Production System. DevOps is the IT version of that system. In it, DevOps practitioners try to reduce technical debt by limiting work in progress in order to control the flow of the entire system. I predict that, in 10 years, we will all be immersed in the DevOps philosophy. Because of the way the authors of The Phoenix Project explain DevOps through the novel form, the ideas are much more accessible to non-IT people: CEOs, CFOs and, yes, CSOs. Because of that quality, it is a must-read book for all C-level executives, including security professionals, and you should have read it by now.
The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) should report to the Chief Information Officer (CIO).
The CISO should be a peer to the CIO.
The CIO should report to the Chief Security Officer (CSO).
The CSO and the CIO should report to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or at least the Chief Operating Officer (COO).
I have been known to partake in those debates myself.  But those discussions tend to argue for the idea that one group should be in charge of the other or that they should all be peers. In each case, at least one group is never going to be happy. It seems there should be another way.
The relatively new notion of DevOps (development and operations) emerged out of three converging ideas sometime in late 2009: The Agile Development Method ; the 2009 Velocity Conference talk; 10+ Deploys per Day, by John Allspaw and Paul Hammond ; and Eric Ries' book, Lean Startup  which influenced many Silicon Valley companies between 2007 and 2010.  DevOps is the idea that there needs to be a much tighter integration between software developers and information technology operations (IT Ops); that once the developers, the quality assurance teams, and the security analysts pass any new code or maintenance updates to IT Ops for deployment, their jobs are not done. Instead of creating artificial black boxes where updates come in, get worked on, and then are passed to the next black box, DevOps is the recognition that update creation, deployment and maintenance is one big system of systems that needs to be managed that way. It is the idea that organizations would use the same Agile methodology they use today with their software development teams but expand it across all organizations in the deployment cycle: product managers, marketing professionals, developers, quality assurance practitioners, systems engineers, system administrators, operations staff, database administrators, network engineers and security professionals. In other words, DevOps uses the Agile philosophy across the entire lifecycle of deployed systems from design, to development, to testing, to deployment, to maintenance, and finally to end-of-life.  This idea elevates IT Operations and Security Operations from being mere support organizations to core competencies within the business.
Parts Unlimited is an automotive parts manufacturer and online retailer that used to be the market leader. In recent times though, the competition has taken the lead in growth and profitability. The company leadership has long promised that a new online program, code-named "Phoenix," will restore Parts Unlimited to its former glory, but the project is years behind. Investors are pushing for significant leadership changes to right the ship. The company's board of directors has stripped the chairmanship from the CEO, Steve Masters, and given him six months to show dramatic improvement, or they will take other more strategic and drastic measures, such as splitting up the company. In response, the CEO fired the existing CIO and VP of IT Operations and promoted the hero of the story, Bill Palmer, to interim CIO. That's the setup.
The story revolves around how Bill, the interim CIO, learns about DevOps from an Obi-Wan-like board member candidate, Erik Reid, and incrementally deploys the philosophy across the company to save it in the nick of time. Through the process, the VP of Application Development, the lead engineer, the Director of Distributed Technology Operations, the CISO, the Director of IT Service Support, the Senior Director of Retail Program Management, the interim CIO, the Chief Financal Officer (CFO) and, ultimately, the CEO, come to realize that DevOps is the most important function of the company. At the end, when Bill succeeds as interim CIO, the CEO decides to groom him to become the company's COO. In other words, the COO's main job in Parts Unlimited is to oversee the DevOps function within the organization.
Of course, this book could have been a non-fiction description of DevOps, but that would have been dry and uninteresting to most people. By putting the key elements into novel form, the authors make the technical concepts accessible to a larger audience, not just the technicians of the world but every kind of business leader. The entire C-suite has a part to play in the story as well as all the technical leaders. The authors are trying to teach a wide audience about some fundamental issues that DevOps addresses.
During the story, our Obi-Wan-like board member candidate, Erik Reid, keeps dragging our interim CIO down to the parts manufacturing plant to give him the lesson of the day. Obi-Wan is a parts manufacturing guru and, throughout the story, he keeps trying to explain to the interim CIO that the management of IT Operations should be very similar to streamlining plant manufacturing. Many of the concepts are similar and the problem-solving solutions used in plant manufacturing can and should be applied to IT Operations.
Researchers and business leaders have studied the TPS for over 40 years. Many books have been published discussing the philosophy, and yet, Toyota continues to innovate and stay ahead of its competitors.  One attribution to that consistency is that Toyota thinks about innovation differently from its western competitors. Many in the West think that innovation is a bold new idea that takes the industry in a different direction. Toyota believes that innovation occurs in the score of little improvements made every day by its employees. The company makes millions of them a year because their Improvement Kata and Coaching Kata are second nature to the employees and part of their culture. Not all the improvements work. How could they? But the idea is to try new things, fail fast, and move on to the next. The Phoenix Project borrows heavily from Mike Rother's book, Toyota Kata,  and the idea of continuous improvement is a key concept that our Obi-Wan imparts to our interim CIO. The story begins with Parts Unlimited years behind on the Project Phoenix: an automation upgrade for their service and support. At the end of the story, Parts Unlimited is rolling out code changes to Project Phoenix ten times a day.
When you consider that IT Operations is similar to manufacturing plant operations, you start to look at where your employees are spending their time. For instance, you may wonder why the security team can never get all the patches installed. That task seems pretty straightforward. Why is it so hard? One contributing factor is the unintentional deployment of fragile artifacts or systems. Because these systems tend to break down, more and more of the technical staff have to spend time bringing them back online or keeping them online. This effort is called "technical debt." For every system an organization deploys, the IT Ops staff gets some amount of technical debt that they have to plan for and accommodate. The Toyota Production System attacks technical debt at every opportunity by vigorously trying to reduce it; ruthlessly making their systems less fragile. This activity is the cornerstone of DevOps. The story begins with Parts Unlimited swimming in technical debt. IT Ops can't get any "real" work done because the team is constantly reacting to emergencies around failing systems.
Everything within WIP represents potential value that has not yet materialized for the customer. It is the same idea with IT Ops. The more things an organization has within WIP, the more things will happen to impede the workflow. It follows, then, that reducing WIP is essential to any organization. Limiting WIP, therefore, makes IT leaders consider the system as a whole. They need to understand how any new work started will affect the capacity of the system. In other words, if they introduce new work at the beginning of the product line, how might that cause bottlenecks in the capacity of the system to continue delivering constant flow?
This idea is a key piece to the DevOps mantra. Instead of applying the Agile software development methodology to the company's programmers, DevOps applies similar ideas to the entire system: development, quality assurance, deployment, maintenance and end-of-life. This kind of thinking allows IT leadership to discover constraints in the system; things that, because of resource limits, cause bottlenecks in the system's flow.
In the story, the key constraint that affected everything wasa Parts Unlimited's key engineer, Brent Geller. We all have had a "Brent" on our staff. This is the one person who is the go-to engineer for everything. When we need something new, give it to Brent. When something breaks, give it to Brent. When we need to install the latest security patch, give it to Brent. Even though Parts Unlimited had many engineers on staff, Brent always got things done faster. The IT team grew to rely on him for everything and the company's leadership would cherry-pick him for their pet projects. The more work the company gave Brent, the more WIP they created because he was that one person and everything relied on him to push the workflow. He was the constraint that hindered workflow.
There is a subtle difference between this Kanban board idea and the Agile development method's Scrum idea. A Scrum has regular fixed length sprints. A Kanban board shows continuous flow. A Scrum releases new code every two weeks while the Kanban board emphasized continuous delivery. In a Scrum, no changes occur during a sprint. In a Kanban board, changes happen at any time.
In the story, before the IT Ops leadership team adopted the DevOps strategy, they tried to manage all the work in a system by tracking deadlines. Years before, they paid for and deployed a very expensive ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) tracking system and relied on project managers to keep the system updated with detailed analysis of each of their projects. They never had the time to do that so the system failed miserably. By adopting the Kanban board system, the entire team could visualize the work moving through the system and make decisions about restricting or increasing the flow.
The authors borrow heavily from Patrick Lencioni's book, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable.  In that book, Lencioni says one of the major reasons that a team fails is lack of trust between team members. He says there are five indicators of this team problem: unwillingness to be vulnerable within the group, cosmetic discussions versus passionate and constructive debate, no accountability, publicly supporting a decision while privately undermining it, and focusing on individual success versus team success.  In the story, when the team is days from utter failure, the CEO gathers the team together and walks his way through these indicators. He tells a very personal story about the status of the company; has a pointed discussion about what is really going on; explains to the group that he is accountable for the success or failure of Project Phoenix and will hold his subordinates responsible for their parts; and, finally, he imparts that the team's success, not individual contributors, will be the thing that keeps the company solvent.
The Flow: Understand how work moves through the system and know that changes will have random effects. Always try to increase the flow but never pass defects downstream.
Feedback: Understand needs from both internal and external customers. Shorten feedback loops whenever possible.
Continual Learning: Encourage experimentation and learn from failure. Recognize that the kata will build mastery.
I think that the concept of DevOps is perhaps the most important innovation that has happened to the IT sector since the invention of the personal computer back in the early 1980s. By forcing IT leadership and network defenders alike to consider the production system as a whole, to get us out of our stovepipe concerns for our individual projects, and to make collective decisions for the good of the organization that we work for, the community has invented The Way of continuous improvement for all parties involved. IT practitioners are most likely aware of the concept but my guess is that many security practitioners are not. The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win is an introduction to the subject. I predict that, in 10 years, we will all be immersed in the DevOps philosophy. Because of the way that The Phoenix Project authors explain DevOps through the novel form, the ideas are much more accessible to non-IT people: CEOs, CFOs and, yes, CSOs. Because of that quality, it is a must-read book for all security professionals, and you should have read it by now.
This the best comment and analysis the Phoenix Project novel that I have never read. I read that book more that 4 times, and I made it my recommendation to anyone that needs to understand IT process or that pursuit to be a manager.


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"LORD let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you.Show me the way I should go. for to you I entrust my life." Amen. Friends let us put our TRUST in the LORD, and walk this day in HIS awesome LIGHT as HE guides our path. Have a blessed day.
I share this with you today "Place your TRUST in the LORD, and HE will guide your path." Amen.
LORD here our prayers, and listen to our hearts as we call upon you LORD. Friends the LORD will always do what is best for us, as HE always wants the best for us, so never give up, and just remain faithful in prayer.
I share this with you today "Do not give up, just remain faithful in prayer." Amen.
The LORD knows us better than we realize, so my friend there is nothing you can hide from GOD. Friends be encouraged to repent from what you thought was hidden, so that GOD can heal your broken heart, mind and soul. "LORD we come to you LORD as broken vessels filled with repentance. LORD heal us, and guide us so that we are good, and do your will from this day forward. In JESUS name we pray." Amen.
I share this with you today "There is nothing that you can hide from GOD, so repent and let healing begin today." Amen.


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SAM WALSH AO (Chair)
Sam Walsh was appointed Chair of Gold Corporation on 1 January 2019. He is Chair of the Accenture Global Mining Council (UK), the Australian Council for the Arts, the Perth Diocesan Trust, and the Royal Flying Doctor Service (WA Ops) and is a Non-Executive Director of Mitsui & Co (Japan).
Sam held the position of Chief Executive of Rio Tinto Plc and Ltd from January 2013 to July 2016, when he retired after 25 years with the international mining group. Prior to this, he had commenced his career in the automotive industry where he held senior leadership roles for General Motors and Nissan Australia for 20 years.
Sam has played a key role in charity, community and business associations in Australia and the United Kingdom.
In recognition of his distinguished service to the mining industry and the community of Western Australia, Sam was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in 2010 and announced Western Australia Citizen of the Year (Industry and Commerce) in 2007.
Sam is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management, the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and the UK Institute of Directors. He is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, and was previously Treasurer of the International Council on Mining and Metals.
He has a Bachelor of Commerce from Melbourne University and has completed a Fellowship Program at Kettering University in Michigan. Sam has an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Western Australia and from Edith Cowan University in Perth. He has been recognised with a Graduate of Distinction, Life Time Achievement Award from the University of Melbourne, and an Honorary Fellowship from Melbourne Business School. He is the recipient of the AusIMM Institute Medal and is a former Visiting Fellow at Oxford University.
LIAM TWIGGER BEc, Grad Dip Fin, CPA
Mr Twigger was appointed to the Board of Gold Corporation in January 2016. Mr Twigger has more than 30 years' experience in the fields of investment banking and corporate finance and is currently the Managing Director of the corporate advisory and investment banking firm, PCF Capital Group, providing strategic advice to the Australian mining sector with regards to project divestments, finance and partnering. In addition to overseeing all PCF Capital businesses, he is also actively involved in the Corporate Advisory and Corporate Finance Divisions.
Mr Twigger became a founding principal of the PCF Capital Group in 1999 following the sale of Bankers Trust Australian Limited, where he held the position of Senior Vice President and lead its investment banking activities in Western Australia since his appointment in 1997.
From 1994 to 1997, Mr Twigger held the position of Head of Macquarie Bank Limited in Western Australia after establishing the financial institution's Bullion and Commodities Division in Perth where he provided project finance and hedging facilities to mining companies across Australia.
Prior to this, he established the gold risk management business at Fincorp Limited, following terms in senior treasury positions held with The Bell Group Limited and Bond International Gold Limited.
For the past seven years, Mr Twigger has also held the position of Managing Director of the web based mine broking business MinesOnline.com and currently resides on the board as Chairman. Mr Twigger is also Chairman of Football West Limited, the governing body for soccer in Western Australia.
JOHN O'CONNOR
Mr O'Connor was appointed to the Board of Gold Corporation in January 2016. He is a former partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) where he spent 34 years of his career, including 24 years as an audit partner.
During his time with PwC, Mr O'Connor held the role of Managing Partner of PwC Perth, where he also led the assurance practice. He has extensive audit experience in the resources sector, both within Australia and globally.
In March 2013, Mr O'Connor retired from PwC and now holds a number of non-executive director roles. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and New Zealand, a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, and a Fellow of the Institute of Company Directors.
MARK PUZEY FCA, FAICD, CGEIT
Mr Puzey spent 33 years with KPMG where his roles extended across internal and external audit, IT advisory (including cyber security, IT projects, e-commerce), risk management, governance, strategy and business transformation. He held Asia Pacific leadership roles in IT governance and natural resources, and was lead partner for the Woodside Energy Ltd and Western Power accounts.
He was appointed to the Gold Corporation Board in February 2018. Since retiring from the KPMG partnership, his roles also include Non Executive Director of Patersons Securities Limited, Lattice Energy Limited Audit & Risk Committee Chairman and Non Executive Director (proposed for IPO), and Due Diligence Committee member for two potential ASX floats.
Mr Puzey is a Fellow of both the Australian Institute of Company Directors (FAICD) and Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (FCA). He is Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT - CGEIT. He is also a major supporter of the Arts community.
JOHN M COLLINS V
Mr Collins was appointed to the Board of Gold Corporation in February 2019. Most recently he was the Chief Executive Officer and a Director of the Western Australian Treasury Corporation (WATC) from October 2009 until January 2019. Mr Collins has more than 30 years of international experience in finance with an emphasis on financial markets activities and banking, having held progressively more senior leadership roles at US-based Cargill Incorporated and the ANZ Bank. His last role with ANZ was as President Director of ANZ Panin Bank in Jakarta, Indonesia. In past years he has held executive directorships with Cargill Australia Limited, ANZ Panin Bank and the WATC.
Mr Collins has an MBA from the University of St Thomas in St Paul, Minnesota and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio in the United States. Both qualifications had specialisations in finance. He became a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors in 2010 and first acquired his Australian Financial Markets Association accreditation in 1998.
MELANIE CAVE LLB BA, GAICD, FLWA
Melanie Cave was appointed to the Board of Gold Corporation in June 2019. In her executive career, she was a lawyer with Herbert Smith Freehills for over 20 years, 11 of those as a partner. She advised on the delivery of large scale infrastructure projects in the mining, water and natural resources and health industries, nationally and internationally, and was a key advisor in the delivery of Western Australia's key infrastructure projects, including the Optus Stadium and Fiona Stanley Hospital. She led the Finance, Real Estate and Projects team in WA and the global water and waste management team.
Melanie has been a non-executive director for over a decade. She is currently the Deputy Chair of Workpower Inc and a director of Leadership WA.
RICHARD WATSON BEc (Hons), MPhil
Richard Watson was appointed to the Board of Gold Corporation in February 2019. He is the Executive Director of Infrastructure and Finance, having commenced this role in July 2018, and prior to this, he was Executive Director of the Economic Business Unit in the Department of Treasury from May 2014.
Richard is responsible for the overseeing and governance of the trading enterprises within the Government of Western Australia, supporting the State's financial management framework, legislative and accounting standards, and upholding the efficient and effective delivery of treasury services for the State of Western Australia.
RICHARD HAYES BComm, MBA, CPA, ACIS, MAICD
Mr Hayes was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Gold Corporation on 1 July 2015. He had been Chief Financial Officer and Deputy CEO since joining the Corporation in March 2003. Mr Hayes was previously the Chief Operating Officer and an Executive Director of AGR Matthey from October 2002 to March 2003 and prior to that he was Director, Finance and Deputy Managing Director of AGR Joint Venture from December 1998 to October 2002. Prior to that, Mr Hayes was Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary of Golden West Refining Corporation Ltd, an ASX-listed company controlled by N M Rothschild & Sons Ltd, which, in December 1998, merged with Gold Corporation's refining and jewellery manufacturing business to become the AGR Joint Venture.
Mr Hayes emigrated to Australia from Zimbabwe in 1987 and held a number of management roles with Boral Ltd prior to joining Golden West.
Mr Hayes is currently the Chairman of the Gold Industry Group, a Director of Interchange Incorporated, and also sits on the Board of Governors of Wesley College.
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(2001) "Visions of Charity: Volunteer Workers and Moral Community. Rebecca Anne Allahyari," The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare: Vol. 28 : Iss. 4 , Article 20.


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using System;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Drawing.Drawing2D;
using System.Drawing.Imaging;
using System.Drawing.Text;
using System.Web.SessionState;

namespace Jam
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Summary description for CaptchaImage.
	/// </summary>
	public class CaptchaImage
	{
		// Public properties (all read-only).
		public string Text
		{
			get { return this.text; }
		}
		public Bitmap Image
		{
			get { return this.image; }
		}
		public int Width
		{
			get { return this.width; }
		}
		public int Height
		{
			get { return this.height; }
		}

		// Internal properties.
		private string text;
		private int width;
		private int height;
		private string familyName;
		private Bitmap image;

		// For generating random numbers.
		private Random random = new Random();

		// ====================================================================
		// Initializes a new instance of the CaptchaImage class using the
		// specified text, width and height.
		// ====================================================================
		public CaptchaImage(string s, int width, int height)
		{
			this.text = s;
			this.SetDimensions(width, height);
			this.GenerateImage();
		}

		// ====================================================================
		// Initializes a new instance of the CaptchaImage class using the
		// specified text, width, height and font family.
		// ====================================================================
		public CaptchaImage(string s, int width, int height, string familyName)
		{
			this.text = s;
			this.SetDimensions(width, height);
			this.SetFamilyName(familyName);
			this.GenerateImage();
		}

		// ====================================================================
		// This member overrides Object.Finalize.
		// ====================================================================
		~CaptchaImage()
		{
			Dispose(false);
		}

		// ====================================================================
		// Releases all resources used by this object.
		// ====================================================================
		public void Dispose()
		{
			GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
			this.Dispose(true);
		}

		// ====================================================================
		// Custom Dispose method to clean up unmanaged resources.
		// ====================================================================
		protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
		{
			if (disposing)
				// Dispose of the bitmap.
				this.image.Dispose();
		}

		// ====================================================================
		// Sets the image width and height.
		// ====================================================================
		private void SetDimensions(int width, int height)
		{
			// Check the width and height.
			if (width <= 0)
				throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("width", width, "Argument out of range, must be greater than zero.");
			if (height <= 0)
				throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("height", height, "Argument out of range, must be greater than zero.");
			this.width = width;
			this.height = height;
		}

		// ====================================================================
		// Sets the font used for the image text.
		// ====================================================================
		private void SetFamilyName(string familyName)
		{
			// If the named font is not installed, default to a system font.
			try
			{
				Font font = new Font(this.familyName, 12F);
				this.familyName = familyName;
				font.Dispose();
			}
			catch (Exception ex)
			{
				this.familyName = System.Drawing.FontFamily.GenericSerif.Name;
			}
		}

		// ====================================================================
		// Creates the bitmap image.
		// ====================================================================
		private void GenerateImage()
		{
			// Create a new 32-bit bitmap image.
			Bitmap bitmap = new Bitmap(this.width, this.height, PixelFormat.Format32bppArgb);

			// Create a graphics object for drawing.
			Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(bitmap);
			g.SmoothingMode = SmoothingMode.AntiAlias;
			Rectangle rect = new Rectangle(0, 0, this.width, this.height);

			// Fill in the background.
			HatchBrush hatchBrush = new HatchBrush(HatchStyle.SmallConfetti, Color.LightGray, Color.White);
			g.FillRectangle(hatchBrush, rect);

			// Set up the text font.
			SizeF size;
			float fontSize = rect.Height + 1;
			Font font;
			// Adjust the font size until the text fits within the image.
			do
			{
				fontSize--;
				font = new Font(this.familyName, fontSize, FontStyle.Bold);
				size = g.MeasureString(this.text, font);
			} while (size.Width > rect.Width);

			// Set up the text format.
			StringFormat format = new StringFormat();
			format.Alignment = StringAlignment.Center;
			format.LineAlignment = StringAlignment.Center;

			// Create a path using the text and warp it randomly.
			GraphicsPath path = new GraphicsPath();
			path.AddString(this.text, font.FontFamily, (int) font.Style, font.Size, rect, format);
			float v = 4F;
			PointF[] points =
			{
				new PointF(this.random.Next(rect.Width) / v, this.random.Next(rect.Height) / v),
				new PointF(rect.Width - this.random.Next(rect.Width) / v, this.random.Next(rect.Height) / v),
				new PointF(this.random.Next(rect.Width) / v, rect.Height - this.random.Next(rect.Height) / v),
				new PointF(rect.Width - this.random.Next(rect.Width) / v, rect.Height - this.random.Next(rect.Height) / v)
			};
			Matrix matrix = new Matrix();
			matrix.Translate(0F, 0F);
			path.Warp(points, rect, matrix, WarpMode.Perspective, 0F);

			// Draw the text.
			hatchBrush = new HatchBrush(HatchStyle.LargeConfetti, Color.LightGray, Color.DarkGray);
			g.FillPath(hatchBrush, path);

			// Add some random noise.
			int m = Math.Max(rect.Width, rect.Height);
			for (int i = 0; i < (int) (rect.Width * rect.Height / 30F); i++)
			{
				int x = this.random.Next(rect.Width);
				int y = this.random.Next(rect.Height);
				int w = this.random.Next(m / 50);
				int h = this.random.Next(m / 50);
				g.FillEllipse(hatchBrush, x, y, w, h);
			}

			// Clean up.
			font.Dispose();
			hatchBrush.Dispose();
			g.Dispose();

			// Set the image.
			this.image = bitmap;
		}

        static public string GenerateText(HttpSessionState Session)
        {
            string s = "";
            int[,] arLim = new int[,] { { 48, 57 }, { 63, 90 }, { 97, 122 } };
            Random rnd = new Random((int)DateTime.Now.ToFileTime());
            for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
            {
                int nFirstIndex = rnd.Next(0, 2);
                s += Char.ConvertFromUtf32(rnd.Next(arLim[nFirstIndex, 0], arLim[nFirstIndex, 1]));
            }

             Session["CaptchaImageText"] = s;
             return s;
        }

        static public bool CheckCaptcha(string sAnswer, HttpSessionState Session)
        {
            if (sAnswer == Session["CaptchaImageText"].ToString())
            {
                return true;
            }
            else
            {
                GenerateText(Session);//reset capture in session
                return false;
            }
        }
	}
}

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BC Hydro annually sees spike in energy consumption during Super Bowl Sunday and here's their hilarious warning.
Next to Black Friday, Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most highly anticipated days of the year. Not only do you get to watch the big game, but you get to do so by hosting arguably one of the biggest parties of the year! In fact, Super Bowl Sunday parties have become such a big thing that BC Hydro is noticing a spike in energy consumption on this big day. In order to combat some of the energy use and reduce our carbon footprint, BC Hydro released a hilarious and thought-provoking warning accompanied by some relatable statistics.
When it comes to throwing the best Super Bowl party you need food, drinks, and a TV or two. All of these party elements require energy, especially if you have a Margaritaville- which you should if you're hosting the annual football party.
Even though it's fun to watch athletes toss the pigskin around while we consume mass amounts of chicken wings, BC Hydro wants us to be a little more energy conscious this year. The company has stated that although electricity use on Super Bowl Sunday does not increase any more than a typical Sunday, it does have an increase in overall home electricity usage starting at around 11 AM.
In fact, in the past four years, the increase has been about eight percent on average.
BC Hydro estimates that this increase in electricity stems from food preparation and pre-game snacking. To put this increased amount of energy into a perspective that we can all understand, the company estimates that this eight percent increase is enough to cook 2.4 million frozen pizzas! That's a lot of za!
In order to improve our energy consumption on this big day, BC Hydro has released a number of tips to help lower your carbon footprint on the big day. Firstly, they suggest forgoing preheating the oven. Unless you're baking something, most dishes don't actually need to be in a pre-heated oven. It may take a little longer to cook but skipping the step of preheating will save you a ton of energy in the long run.
Secondly, BC Hydro suggests that you try to use smaller appliances when you can. This would include using a toaster oven, slow cooker or Instant Pot. All these appliances are a better option as they can use up to 75% less electricity than an oven.
The company also suggested you skip the heart-dry function on your dishwasher as it can cut the electricity use in half! Last, but certainly not least, lower the thermostat to around 18 degrees Celsius. BC Hydro says this is a good temperature to keep your house at especially if you have been cooking.
Once the game starts and everyone's mouths are full, electricity use remains what it would be for any other Sunday. Although a surprising fact, BC Hydro says this is most likely due to people "collectively watching" the game together in one household. This makes sense seeing as there would be fewer screens on during the game than one might expect.
Watching the game is meant to be fun, not harmful on the planet and your wallet! If you're throwing a Super Bowl party, be sure to take the proper steps to ensure your house is eco-friendly.


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Bahamians and residents urged not to travel abroad unless absolutely necessary
Sunday, 28 June, 2020
Prime Minister the Most Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis made an urgent plea to Bahamians and residents to refrain from traveling abroad unless absolutely necessary.
The appeal comes days before The Bahamas will open its borders to international commercial travel, on Wednesday 1 July.
"I want to make a very strong plea to Bahamians and residents considering or planning to travel overseas for nonessential travel — to not go overseas at this time," said the Prime Minister during a live National Address on Sunday 28 June.
"If you are thinking of travelling for non-essential or non-emergency reasons, please, I beg you, stay at home at this time.Please stay at home!"
Prime Minister Minnis noted that a number of the cities and areas Bahamians and residents like to frequent in neighboring countries and cities are experiencing a dramatic rise in COVID-19 cases.
Many of these areas are hotspots where the very contagious COVID-19 virus is widespread, he said.
"If you travel to these areas and go to malls, shops, restaurants and other establishments you might catch the virus," said the Prime Minister.
"You could bring the virus home and community spread could start again. Let me be as clear as I can: Your actions can damage the health of others and your actions could help worsen our economy if we have to lockdown again."
Prime Minister Minnis warned young people that while they are less vulnerable to getting seriously sick from COVID-19, a number of young people around the world have gotten very sick or died from the virus.
Some have passed on the virus through community spread and passed it on to parents, grandparents and older relatives, some of whom have died, the Prime Minister noted.
"There is still so much the world still does not know about this virus," he said.
"For your own sake I urge young people to observe the life-saving measures, especially wearing masks or face coverings.But most of all I urge you to wear masks out of consideration for other people: for the sake of the stranger, for the sake of your own loved ones, for the sake of our nation."


About an hour after my initial failure to start AxCrypt2, I went back to try for some snips as you suggested.
To my surprize, this time it took my 17 character password (stored in a password manager in case you thought I mistyped it the first time).
Now I was able to open an AxCrypt1 file directly into a text editor (no option to just decrypt the file in place).
I still don't know if the 17 character password is the new password for encrypting new files. The idea of Account password vs File encryption password vs Password to login to Axantum website is still confusing.
One other gripe. When I try to use the snipping tool my email address is prominently displayed at the top of the windows. So I have to crop below or "pencil" out the information before I can post a screen shot on a forum. Please remove this as it is not necessary for the program to function.


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Home » Blog » Is Dr. Phil Barking at the Moon? Is Brian Williams Arguably a Journalist?
Is Dr. Phil Barking at the Moon? Is Brian Williams Arguably a Journalist?
By John M. Grohol, Psy.D.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
It's been a weird couple of weeks for people who suffer with a mental illness. During that time, people with a mental illness and their loved ones heard Dr. Phil brushing off a woman's worries by declaring that her obsession did not mean that she was "insane" because insane people "suck on rocks and bark at the moon."
Then, just a few days ago, NBC news anchor Brian Williams said of Ariel Castro, the Cleveland man who held three women captive and raped them for a decade, that he was "arguably the face of mental illness." Arguably? Arguably for whom?
Does Dr. Phil really believe that people with mental illness bark at the moon?
Should a news anchor such as Brian Williams be attempting to diagnose… well, anyone?
Dr. Phil McGraw and Brian Williams have both been sensitive to mental health issues in the past, according to a news release penned by NAMI:
NAMI shares the outrage of many people over these remarks. More importantly, we are surprised and disappointed over their source. Both Dr. Phil and Mr. Williams have been sensitive to some mental health concerns in the past. We expect better of them and they should know better. We hope to pursue dialogues with them to renew their concern.
It's not just surprise and disappointment one should express to remarks such as this by people who are generally respected for their celebrity stature within our culture. It's also sadness at the plain stupidity their remarks display.
It's outrage that these remarks can stand days after they were said, without even an acknowledgment. If Dr. Phil had said that the woman's obsession did not mean that she was Hispanic because Hispanic people "suck on rocks and bark at the moon," he would've immediately been called out on it. He might've even been fired. At the very least, he would have later apologized.1
Brian Williams probably thought the word "arguably" could excuse his discriminatory remark. And as Pete Earley noted, Brian Williams violated the AP Stylebook guidelines — the 'bible' of journalists:
mental illness – Do not describe an individual as mentally ill unless it is clearly pertinent to a story and the diagnosis is properly sourced.
When used, identify the source for the diagnosis. Seek firsthand knowledge; ask how the source knows.
As far as I could tell, Brian Williams didn't even have a source for that remark — he just made it up as he went along. That's not the mark of a journalist; that's the mark of a sloppy sensationalist.
Neither the good doctor nor the good journalist have apologized for their inappropriate remarks. In fact, despite the public outcry for their prejudiced remarks toward those with a mental illness, neither have even acknowledged the problem.
Clearly, as the President noted earlier this year at the National Conference on Mental Health that I attended, we still have a long way to go in ridding society of the stigma and prejudice directed toward those who have a mental illness. Especially when people of the caliber of Dr. Phil and Brian Williams don't even acknowledge the hurt and harm their words have caused millions of Americans who suffer from mental illness, as well as their loved ones.
Read the full news release: Dr. Phil and Brian Williams: You Can Do Better; Listen to President
It wouldn't surprise me to learn that Dr. Phil has to occasionally say outrageous things in order to stay relevant and popular in the competitive talk show ratings. Talk shows like Dr. Phil's have become the sewer of daytime television, long since relegating any semblance of human dignity or heck, just plain humanity, to others. [↩]
John M. Grohol, Psy.D.
Dr. John Grohol is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Psych Central. He is a psychologist, author, researcher, and expert in mental health online, and has been writing about online behavior, mental health and psychology issues since 1995. Dr. Grohol has a Master's degree and doctorate in clinical psychology from Nova Southeastern University. Dr. Grohol sits on the editorial board of the journal Computers in Human Behavior and is a founding board member of the Society for Participatory Medicine. You can learn more about Dr. John Grohol here.
Grohol, J. (2018). Is Dr. Phil Barking at the Moon? Is Brian Williams Arguably a Journalist?. Psych Central. Retrieved on July 19, 2019, from https://psychcentral.com/blog/is-dr-phil-barking-at-the-moon-is-brian-williams-arguably-a-journalist/
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India's Paper industry likely to acquire 25% market share of single use plastics market by 2025
Published: December 8, 2019 1:47:59 PM
"Paper industry is going through the transformation phase and now the paper industry uses less power and water due to technological changes. Cost of production of recycled paper is at least 30 to 40 per cent cheaper depending upon the location than the recycled plastic," J P Narain, VP, Indian Paper & Manufacturers Association and CEO of Century Paper said.
Of the 9.1 billion tonnes of plastic that the world has produced since 1950, 6.9 billion tons has become waste, and only 9 per cent of that has been recycled, the rest ends up in landfills and in the world's oceans, the study said.
Amid a growing debate over impact of single use plastics on environment, paper offers a sustainable option and can capture a fourth of the Rs 80,000 crore single use plastics market by 2025, if its use is totally banned by the government, a new study said. India generated 26,000 tonnes per day of plastic waste in 2017-18, of that only 60 per cent was recycled and the rest ended up as litter on roads, in landfills or streams. Single use plastic industry is close to Rs 80,000 crore right now and growing. Packaging accounts for a third of India's plastic consumption, and 70 per cent of plastic packaging is turned into waste in a short span.
While uncollected plastic waste poses a huge threat to species on land and in water, single-use plastic bags and styrofoam containers can take up to 1,000 years to decompose, said the study released at the world's largest paper fair, PAPEREX organized by Hyve India, a 100 per cent subsidiary of Hyve Group Plc, London, last week.
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Paper, on the other hand, is eco-friendly green product and bio-degradable, it said, adding it was a myth that the paper industries cut trees for production, and consumption of water and energy is high. Paper industry plants more trees than harvested and primary raw material are 100 per cent renewable like wood and agro-residues.
The study said about a third of new paper comes from recycled paper and an equivalent amount from waste such as sawdust and scrap from lumber mills.
"In India, companies use 46 per cent raw material from recovered paper, 29 per cent from agro residue like bagasse, straw etc and 29 per cent from plantation wood," it said, adding paper promotes literacy, hygiene and reduce pollution by using bagasse.
For production of one tonne paper, 2.1 tonne of wood is required but "no forest wood is being utilised for paper manufacturing," it said. "All (paper) mills are fulfilling their requirement through social forestry plantation on its own or through farmers."
More importantly, average cost of recycling of paper is Rs 32 per kg — Rs 20 for cost of collecting paper trash and Rs 12 conversion cost. In comparison, the cost to collection of plastic waste is Rs 30 to 36 per kg and recycling is Rs 22 to Rs 35 per kg, it said, adding transporting one tonne of paper costs Rs 4.5 per kilometer as compared to Rs 6.2 in case of plastic.
Energy consumption for paper production is 0.59 to 1.19 tonne of oil equivalent per tonne as opposed to 1.48 to 2.58 a tonne in plastic, the study said, adding 55-60 per cent energy can be saved if paper is used in place of plastic.
According to Sanjeev Batra, Director, Hyve India, due to the fundamental and technological revolution, 100 per cent paper produced is recyclable and biodegradable.
"Paperex 2019 impressed upon the common man to save the environment and how this essential commodity use in our everyday life can reduce pollution and promote recycling," he said.
"Paper industry is going through the transformation phase and now the paper industry uses less power and water due to technological changes. Cost of production of recycled paper is at least 30 to 40 per cent cheaper depending upon the location than the recycled plastic," J P Narain, VP, Indian Paper & Manufacturers Association and CEO of Century Paper said.
The requirement of better quality packaging products and the demand for other products, such as tissue paper, filter paper, tea bags and cardboard are expected to drive the paper and paper products market in India in the coming years, he said.
"There is a big opportunity for paper industry as single-use plastic market in India is close to Rs 80,000 crore. Paper industry is ready to take 25 per cent market share of single-use plastic by 2025 if totally banned by the government," he said.
India's plastic consumption at 11 kg per capita is less than half of global average of 28 per kg. The US has per capita consumption of 109 kg, while it is 65 kg in Europe and 38 kg in China.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants India to eliminate single-use plastics by 2022, following on the footsteps of major nations around the world that are waging a war on them.
The study said chips and confectionery packets account for the largest share of plastic waste in India – 12 per cent of total plastic waste is bottle caps and lids, 19 per cent are chips and confectionery packets, 10 per cent are pet bottles, 8 per cent garbage bags and 8 per cent is packaging.
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Q: How to implement For each For each of the below code:
$(".landingpage .tableCol-33:nth-child(3) tbody:nth-child(even) tr td").text();

I need to perform the below lines of code:
var sub_text = $(".landingpage .tableCol-33:nth-child(3) tbody:nth-child(even) tr td a").text();
var next_text = $(".landingpage .tableCol-33:nth-child(3) tbody:nth-child(even) tr td").text().substring(14, 30);

//full_text.text(full_text.text().replace(sub_text, next_text));

How to achieve this using for each in jquery?

A: Try to use $.each function:
var items = $(".landingpage .tableCol-33:nth-child(3) tbody:nth-child(even) tr td")
$.each(items, function(i, val){
   var item = $(val);
   var sub_text = item.find('a').text();
   var next_text = item.text();
})

A: $('.landingpage .tableCol-33:nth-child(3) > tbody:nth-child(even) > tr > td').each(function () {
        var sub_text = $(this).find('a').text();
        var next_text = $(this).text().substring(14, 30);

    });

UPDATE:-
$('.landingpage .tableCol-33:nth-child(3) > tbody:nth-child(even) > tr > td').each(function () {
            var next_text = $(this).text().substring(14, 30);
            $(this).find('a').text("" + next_text + "");
        });

UPDATE 2:-
to fetch SubCategory wrap it into a span like below in ur html:-
SubCategory

and u can fetch it like:-
item.find('a').find('.sub-cat').text();

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package com.sdgas.util;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;

import java.io.*;

/**
 * 文件处理
 */
public class FileUtils {

    private static Logger logger = LogManager.getLogger(FileUtils.class.getName());

    private static boolean flag;

    /**
     * 判断后缀是否在列表中
     *
     * @param fileSufix 文件后缀
     * @param sufix     后缀列表 格式为: pdf,doc,ppt,xls
     * @return 是否匹配列表后缀
     */
    public static boolean isSufix(String fileSufix, String sufix) {
        flag = false;
        String[] sufixs = sufix.split(",");
        for (String s : sufixs) {
            if (fileSufix.equals(s)) {
                flag = true;
            }
        }
        return flag;
    }

    /**
     * 获取文件前缀
     *
     * @param fileName 文件路径
     * @return 无后缀文件路径
     */
    public static String getFilePrefix(String fileName) {
        int splitIndex = fileName.lastIndexOf(".");
        return fileName.substring(0, splitIndex);
    }

    /**
     * 获取真实的文件名
     *
     * @param fileName 文件路径
     * @return 文件名
     */
    public static String getRealFileName(String fileName) {
        int splitIndex = fileName.lastIndexOf("/");
        return fileName.substring(splitIndex + 1);
    }

    /**
     * 获取文件后缀
     *
     * @param fileName 文件路径
     * @return 文件后缀
     */
    public static String getFileSufix(String fileName) {
        int splitIndex = fileName.lastIndexOf(".");
        return fileName.substring(splitIndex + 1);
    }

    /**
     * 复制文件
     *
     * @param inputFile  输入文件路径
     * @param outputFile 输出文件路径
     * @throws java.io.FileNotFoundException
     */
    public static void copyFile(String inputFile, String outputFile) throws FileNotFoundException {
        File sFile = new File(inputFile);
        File tFile = new File(outputFile);
        FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(sFile);
        FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(tFile);
        int temp = 0;
        try {
            while ((temp = fis.read()) != -1) {
                fos.write(temp);
            }
        } catch (IOException e) {
            logger.error(e);
        } finally {
            try {
                fis.close();
                fos.close();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                logger.error(e);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * 删除单个文件
     *
     * @param sPath 被删除文件的文件名
     * @return 单个文件删除成功返回true,否则返回false
     */
    public static boolean deleteFile(String sPath) {
        flag = false;
        File file = new File(sPath);
        // 路径为文件且不为空则进行删除
        if (file.isFile() && file.exists()) {
            file.delete();
            flag = true;
        }
        return flag;
    }

    /**
     * 删除目录(文件夹)以及目录下的文件
     *
     * @param sPath 被删除目录的文件路径
     * @return 目录删除成功返回true,否则返回false
     */
    public static boolean deleteDirectory(String sPath) {
        //如果sPath不以文件分隔符结尾,自动添加文件分隔符
        if (!sPath.endsWith(File.separator)) {
            sPath = sPath + File.separator;
        }
        File dirFile = new File(sPath);
        //如果dir对应的文件不存在,或者不是一个目录,则退出
        if (!dirFile.exists() || !dirFile.isDirectory()) {
            return false;
        }
        flag = true;
        //删除文件夹下的所有文件(包括子目录)
        File[] files = dirFile.listFiles();
        if (files == null) {
            return false;
        }
        for (File file1 : files) {
            //删除子文件
            if (file1.isFile()) {
                flag = deleteFile(file1.getAbsolutePath());
                if (!flag) break;
            } //删除子目录
            else {
                flag = deleteDirectory(file1.getAbsolutePath());
                if (!flag) break;
            }
        }
        if (!flag) return false;
        //删除当前目录
        return dirFile.delete();
    }

}


This gigantic Puranic corpus stands apart from earlier Brahmanical literature in many ways. Not the least of which is the fact that whereas the Vedas, and the Dharamasastras were for self-study and meant for the exclusive religious edification of the upper stratum, the Puranas were to be recited in popular gathering and generally projected as the scriptures of the masses. Inspite of the fact that so much has been written about the Puranas, no convicting rationale has been offered for their composition and proliferation. This work aims at removing this lacuna and establishing the purposive nature of the Puranas.


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Ramos has talked about her mortgage troubles before, but never directly to members of the /*Federal Reserve*/. Representatives of the nation's central bank flew in from Washington D.C. to see and hear firsthand about the mortgage crisis that continues to blight many Bay Area cities including Richmond, among the hardest hit.
"You're lovely looking people. I'm asking you to do your part and help me and some like me save our homes. That's all I'm asking," said Ramos.
This is the fed's first in a series of community forums taking place nationwide this summer, made possible only after community advocacy groups demanded them. Jordan Estevao, with National People's Action, was among the dozen or so advocates who met face to face with Federal Chief Ben Bernanke back in March.
"Ben Bernanke listened to us and he heard the message that the financial industry seems to be holding a lot more sway over decisions that are made than communities," said Estevao.
They want the Federal Reserve to demand a new set of rules for the financial industry -- one that will make it easier to modify loans. Members of the Federal Reserve offered no guarantees, only promises that they'll be taking their stories back with them to Washington.
"There's no substitute to actually come into a community like Richmond and hear from a very eloquent panel and people in the audience about your concerns," said Alan Fishbein, with the Federal Reserve system.
As for people in mortgage trouble, they can only hope that promises will turn into action.
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We all know that doctors accept gifts from drug companies, ranging from pens and coffee mugs to free vacations at luxurious resorts. But as the former Editor-in-Chief of The New England Journal of Medicine reveals in this shocking expose, these innocuous-seeming gifts are just the tip of an iceberg that is distorting the practice of medicine and jeopardizing the health of millions of Americans today. In On the Take, Dr. Jerome Kassirer offers an unsettling look at the pervasive payoffs that physicians take from big drug companies and other medical suppliers, arguing that the billion-dollar onslaught of industry money has deflected many physicians' moral compasses and directly impacted the everyday care we receive from the doctors and institutions we trust most. Underscored by countless chilling untold stories, the book illuminates the financial connections between the wealthy companies that make drugs and the doctors who prescribe them. Kassirer details the shocking extent of these financial enticements and explains how they encourage bias, promote dangerously misleading medical information, raise the cost of medical care, and breed distrust. Among the questionable practices he describes are: the disturbing number of senior academic physicians who have financial arrangements with drug companies; the unregulated "front" organizations that advocate certain drugs; the creation of biased medical education materials by the drug companies themselves; and the use of financially conflicted physicians to write clinical practice guidelines or to testify before the FDA in support of a particular drug. A brilliant diagnosis of an epidemic of greed, On the Take offers insight into how we can cure the medical profession and restore our trust in doctors and hospitals.


The Alexa Music Skill API is a set of interfaces that enable selection and control of audio content streamed through an Alexa-enabled device. When you build a music skill, the voice interaction model is defined and handled for you. Alexa interprets user utterances and sends messages to your skill that communicate these requests.
Currently, anyone can build a music skill for distribution in the United States. If you have an Amazon Business Development representative, contact that person to learn about distribution in other locales.
Who can build music skills?
Integrate your music service with Alexa so that users can play music from your catalog on Alexa-enabled devices.
Integrate your music service with Alexa features like setting music alarms, multi-room music, and more.
Ingest your music catalog for voice modeling purposes.
Provide metadata for audio playing from your service.
With the Alexa Music Skills API, you can rely on Alexa to innovate on the core audio and voice interaction experience while you focus on onboarding and optimizing your music service for Alexa.
Anyone can build a music skill. Generally, music skill builders are developers who want to integrate their music service with Alexa, either for their own private use or general public use (certification required for public use).
To create a music skill, complete the following steps. For more information about each step, see steps to create a music skill.
Create an AWS Lambda function for your skill code.
Submit the skill for certification.
The person who subscribes to a music service and interacts with an Alexa-enabled device.
A service that understands a user's voice commands and converts them to messages that are sent to a music skill.
A compute service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that hosts the music skill code.
Code and configuration that interprets messages received from Alexa, and communicates with a music service cloud.
Your cloud environment that manages your users and content.
Audio content that is sent to Alexa for playback on an Alexa-enabled device.
Files that you provide to Alexa that contain information about all of the music content available through your music skill.
A user enables a music skill and then says, "Alexa, play Lady Gaga on skill name" to his or her Alexa-enabled device.
The Alexa-enabled device hears this utterance and sends it to the Alexa service for interpretation.
The action ("resolve to playable content").
A list of resolved entities (artist, album, track, etc.) that were found in the music partner's catalog for that utterance.
An OAuth 2.0 token authenticating the user (only for skills that have enabled account linking).
The skill receives and parses the request for the action, the resolved entities, and authentication details. It uses this information to communicate with the music service cloud.
The skill communicates with the music service cloud to determine what audio to return to satisfy the user's utterance. The music service cloud returns a content identifier representing the audio. In this example, the identifier might represent a playlist of popular songs by Lady Gaga.
The skill sends a GetPlayableContent response back to the Music Skill API indicating that the user's utterance can be satisfied, and includes the identifier for the audio.
The Alexa service sends an Initiate API request to the skill, indicating that playback of the audio content should start. The skill returns an Initiate response containing the first playable track to the Alexa service.
The Alexa service translates this into a response on the user's device. For example, Alexa might say, "Playing popular songs by Lady Gaga". Alexa then queues the first track on the device's media player software for immediate playback.
When the first track is almost done playing on the device, the Alexa service requests the next track from the skill using a GetNextItem API request. The skill returns another playable track to the Alexa service, which is sent to the user's device for playback. This process repeats until the skill, in response to a request for the next track, indicates there are no more tracks to play.
For the best user experience, your skill should support other interfaces in addition to those in the preceding list. For example, GetPreviousItem allows users to replay the previous track. The API reference documentation contains additional details about the interfaces and the functionality they provide.
For the steps to create a music skill, see steps to create a music skill.


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If I could pick one time in my life I most wish I could relive, it would be the five months I spent abroad in college, in the town of Aix-en-Provence. In that bubble of existence, I lived in a dream. Each weekend held a new adventure; a new town, a new country, a train, a bus, a flight, a ferry, or maybe just a new street in Aix. I met the most wonderful people and experienced an amount of growth, joy, adventure and wonder that I didn't feel again until I arrived in New York.
Alright. This is what I would call, "The Study Abroad Starter Set." Classic pieces in colors that really like each other and are extremely easy to layer. I think if you take off from the USA with most of these items, you will be prepared for most any city, any adventure, any weather.
1. You will shop. You will shop, and shop, and shop. You will return to college a chicer, more worldly version of yourself, and of this you can be sure. So, don't be afraid to under-pack a little. Everything and anything you could possibly want to add to your wardrobe will be available to you.
2. In Europe, you simply cannot have enough black. When I arrived in Aix-en-Provence in the dead of a Mediterranean winter, every, single woman was clad in black from head-to-toe. Building from black basics will allow you to jump right in with the locals, and the pieces will likely last you long after your Roman holiday.
Shoes: Indeed, packing for such a long time can be overwhelming and daunting. The seasons will change, you'll visit places with polar opposite attitudes towards dressing, and your feet will be killing you for the first few weeks. This is why footwear is the most important element of your essentials. Finding what brands and styles fit you best is quite personal, so I wont get specific, but don't shy away from splurging on a great pair of boots (black or brown) and a pair of neutral (or black) flats. Also, in hindsight I wish I had brought a great pair of wedges for dressing up, because a heel will get destroyed in the cobblestones and probably drive you crazy. Something in black with a peep-toe will transition nicely from the bare legs to the tights months easily.
Tops & Jackets: If I were to do it all over again, I would have only brought a few choice tops, and filled in the gaps once arriving in Europe. You will be inundated with amazing fashion everywhere you turn, so budgeting both your wallet and your return suitcase for new purchases is key. Your own taste preferences will obviously rule, but I think a breezy silk button down -- that can be worn with literally everything from jeans to shorts to tucked in with a skirt or even over your swim suit -- is essential. Same goes for a nautical striped shirt. Here's the other ultimate element of a successful abroad kit: layering. Choosing pieces that can be worn together in any number of ways will keep your look fresh even if your host family only lets you launder your belongings once a month. To achieve this, I would make sure you have a great navy or black blazer, an olive green military-style jacket, and a trench coat. Do not forget the trench. If it gets extra chilly, just buy a warm jacket from H&M. Don't waste your packing space on something that bulky, trust me. Use it, then toss it before you head home.
Pants, etc: Black skinny jeans. Dark denim skinny jeans. Black leggings. A couple pairs of shorts. Two or three of your most favorite skirts. You will be tucking your pants, tights and leggings into boots a lot, I can assure you. If you're not a skinny jeans gal, at least look into straight leg. True that flares are trendy right now, but leave that as a game time decision once the fall rolls around. It's sort of an old myth that women don't wear shorts in Europe, and in certain cases it can give you away as a visitor. However, they're practical and comfortable, so I say keep 'em classy and not too short.
Miscellany: A pashmina will be your best friend in Europe. Scarf, shawl, pillow, blanket - it is all these things. Again black is always great, but you can always use it as a color pop. Bring two pairs of classic sunglasses, one metal rimmed, one plastic. The Longchamp shopper tote functions as both a book-bag and a weekender when necessary. Don't carry a backpack to school, Lizzie. Just don't. A small cross body bag is practical (and Mom will think it's safe) and on-trend right now; find one that easily fits your passport, camera, maybe a guide book and a small wallet. A watch will be your best friend abroad, do not trust those crazy European cell phones. A cool hat will also serve you well in Europe, they love hats. Additionally, they're brilliant for when you've been out at a discotheque til 6 a.m. and are running late with no time to shower before your 9 a.m. Roman History class. Finally, a simple little black swimsuit. Hopefully you will find yourself on a yacht off the Amalfi Coast, and black, again, is always classic and perfect.
I spent my junior year abroad in Rome, and it was an amazing experience! I miss it! I totally agree with your fashion advice! Old Bridge is the best gelato place in Rome! It is right outside the Vatican, and your reader should visit it!


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package org.lemsml.jlems.core.type;

import org.lemsml.jlems.core.annotation.ModelElement;
import org.lemsml.jlems.core.annotation.ModelProperty;
import org.lemsml.jlems.core.expression.ParseError;
import org.lemsml.jlems.core.expression.Parser;
import org.lemsml.jlems.core.logging.E;
import org.lemsml.jlems.core.sim.ContentError;

@ModelElement(info="A reference to another component. The target component can be accessed with path expressions in the " +
		"same way as a child component, but can be defined independently")
public class ComponentReference implements Named  {

	@ModelProperty(info="")
	public String name;

	@ModelProperty(info="Target type")
	public String type;
    public String description;
	public ComponentType r_type;

	public String root;

	public boolean isAny = false;

	public boolean local = false;

	public boolean required = true;

	public String defaultComponent;

	private boolean inResolve = false;

	public ComponentReference() {
		// maybe only one constructor?
	}

	public ComponentReference(String sn, String st, ComponentType t) {
		name = sn;
		type = st;
		r_type = t;
	}

	public void resolve(Lems lems, Parser p) throws ContentError, ParseError {
		inResolve = true;

		LemsCollection<ComponentType> types = lems.getComponentTypes();

		if (type == null) {
			E.error("no type specified in component ref " + name);
		} else if (type.equals("Component")) {
			isAny = true;

		} else {
			ComponentType t = types.getByName(type);

		if (t != null) {
			r_type = t;
			r_type.checkResolve(lems, p);

		} else {
			throw new ContentError("ComponentRef: No such typer: " + type + ", used by " + getName());
		}
		}
		inResolve = false;
	}

	public String getName() {
		return name;
	}

	public ComponentType getComponentType() {
		return r_type;
	}

	public String getTargetType() {
		return type;
	}

	public ComponentReference makeCopy() {
		ComponentReference ret = new ComponentReference();
		ret.name = name;
		ret.type = type;
		ret.local = local;
		ret.required = required;
		ret.r_type = r_type;
		if (defaultComponent != null) {
			ret.defaultComponent= defaultComponent;
	}
		return ret;
 	}

	public boolean isLocal() {
		return local;
	}

	public boolean isRequired() {
		boolean ret = true;
		if (!required) {
			ret = false;
		}
		return ret;
	}

	public boolean resolving() {
		return inResolve;
	}

	public String getDefaultComponent() {
		return defaultComponent;
    }

}


INDIANAPOLIS — Legislative Republicans have rejected a Democratic attempt to lift requirements that voters give a reason for seeking to cast a ballot by mail.
The House Elections Committee voted 7-5 Thursday against the proposal. It would've eliminated the current law limiting mail-in absentee ballots to voters for reasons including being out of their county or working during Election Day voting hours, illness or injury, being elderly or lacking transportation.
Democratic Rep. Dan Forestal of Indianapolis says current law discourages mail-in ballots and is a barrier to voting. Forestal argued that since no excuses are required for early in-person voting, the same should apply to voting by mail.
Republican Rep. Tim Wesco of Osceola said he believed in-person voting should be encouraged rather than balloting by mail.


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Small Parrots
Red-Rumped Parrot Cockatiel Peach-Faced Lovebird Sun Conure Eastern Rosella
Finches & Canaries
Goudian Finch Zebra Finch Canary
Large Parrots
Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo Galah Major Mitchell Cockatoo Princess Parrot King Parrot
Nectar Eaters
(Nymphicushollandicus), also known as Quarrion.
Family: Parrot
Origin: Widely distributed throughout Australia
Size: Length is 320mm including 170mm tail
These are delightful little birds and can be real chatterboxes once they feel completely confident with their owners and surroundings.
The cock bird usually sports grey feathers with paler under parts which is then all "washed" with brown. Its forehead, crest, throat and expression-filled face are yellow and its ear coverts are splashed with orange.
The wing coverts have white patches and the rump, upper tail coverts and central tail feathers are pale grey. Dark grey colours the outer feathers and underside of the tail.
For the hen the markings are usually as follows: the crown, crest and cheeks are a dull yellow tinged with grey and its ear coverts are a dull orange.
The rump, lower under parts and central tail feathers are pale grey while lightly marked with yellow. The outer tail feathers are also yellow and are barred with some grey. The immature chicks look similar to the hen.
Several other varieties of this glorious bird include "cinnamon", "pied", "lutino", "pearl", and "silver".
Even if you are only planning to keep a single bird you will still need to provide it with a decent sized cage to allow it to freely move about. Give it at least two good perches made of wood from edible trees. Fresh drinking must be supplied each day.
And a wider rather than a taller cage is better because birds fly from side to side, not up and down.
If possible, the bird should be taken out of its cage each day and allowed to fly around the house for exercise.
If it is able to fly around the home make sure that all the windows are closed, curtains drawn (so it doesn't crash into glass), no stoves are turned on or hot saucepans on the stove or benchtop (but ideally for safety reasons it's best not to let the bird into kitchen), and if it can fly into the bathroom the bath should be empty and the toilet seats should be down.
If you are going to be breeding these birds a good-sized aviary with a "flight" attached and sited in a sheltered part of the garden would be best. You also need to be considerate of your neighbours and the council has laws relating to how big the aviary can be.
If you do not intend to show your birds, then colony breeding may be used in which case you will need to have several nest boxes in the aviary ensuring that two more boxes than there are pairs is supplied.
You should also place fresh water into the aviary daily along with fresh greens and be sure to remove any old food and seed husks.
Eats:
Good quality cockatiel mix consisting of millet, canary, sunflower, safflower, linseed, hulled oats, seeding grasses, fruit, vegetables, grit, a cuttlefish bone along with calcium and iodine blocks. Do not feed avocado as this is poisonous to most birds.
The incubation period for this bird is 18 to 20 days and the chicks remain in the nest for five weeks at which time they are fed by both parents.
Whether a cock or a hen, the cockatiel has a prolonged "queel-queel" sounding call with an upward inflection repeated four or five times followed by a pause . . . and then repeated again.
It possesses a sweet and gentle nature and is quite easy to tame so long as you show it plenty of love and kindness. They can also be taught to talk reasonably quickly.
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{\ttfamily \#include \char`\"{}memory/memorymanager.\+h\char`\"{}}\\*
\subsection*{Namespaces}
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 \hyperlink{namespacecrap}{crap}
\begin{DoxyCompactList}\small\item\em Libraries namespace. \end{DoxyCompactList}\end{DoxyCompactItemize}