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Stars & Stripes (Team Dennis Conner) is the name of an America's Cup syndicate operated by Dennis Conner and its racing yachts. The name "Stars & Stripes" refers to the nickname often used for the flag of the United States. TDC was registered under the flag of the San Diego Yacht Club (SDYC).

12-metre class yachts

The well funded Sail America Foundation commissioned four 12-metre yachts to support a campaign led by Dennis Conner, representing the San Diego Yacht Club, to win back the America's Cup in the 1987 competition in Fremantle, Australia.

 Stars & Stripes 83 (US 53) built in 1985 by Geraghty Marine, designed by Chance/Nelson/Pedrick.
 Stars & Stripes 85 (US 54) built in 1985 by Robert E. Derektor Inc., designed by Chance/Nelson/Pedrick. Proved to be faster than Stars & Stripes 83.
 Stars & Stripes 86 (US 56) built in 1986 by Robert E. Derektor Inc., designed by Chance/Nelson/Pedrick. Designed with a different keel and more sail area.
 Stars & Stripes 87 (US 55) built in 1986 by Robert E. Derektor Inc., designed by Chance/Nelson/Pedrick.  Designed and built with the experience gained from the first three designs.  Stars & Stripes 87 won the trials to select the challenger and went on to defeat the Australian defender Kookaburra III in a four-race sweep to win the Cup back for the USA.

The movie Wind is loosely based on Dennis Conner's experience, from the 1983 America's Cup loss to his America's Cup win in Perth, and on a number of events that occurred on various competitor boats throughout the match races of the 1987 America's Cup.  For artistic reasons, the 12-metre Stars & Stripes 87 was dramatized in the film as Geronimo.

During the 2017 Hurricane Irma, Stars & Stripes 87, the third iteration of the Stars & Stripes sustained major damage in Sint Maarten. A total of five 12 meter yachts were damaged, sunk, or were dismasted. It had previously sunk, in 2002 when the rudder shaft broke while the crew was training.

Catamaran-hull yachts

The surprise challenge by Sir Michael Fay caught the San Diego Yacht Club unprepared.  They initially rejected the challenge, but were compelled to respond when Mr. Fay brought the matter before the New York courts.  The court's decision was handed down in November 1987, leaving little time to prepare for the 1988 challenge race.

As the challenge used the original Deed of Gift as its basis, the design requirements specified only that she be a single masted yacht no more than 90 feet at the waterline.  The San Diego Yacht Club and Dennis Conner's syndicate chose to respond with an assuredly faster multi-hull design. Conner enlisted the help of designers Morrelli, Chance & Hubbart & MacLane, and aircraft manufacturer Scaled Composites.  Two Stars & Stripes cats were built, one with a conventional soft sail (Stars & Stripes S1), and the second with a wing mast (Stars & Stripes H3) built by Scaled Composites. The wing masted boat proved to have superior performance, and so was used in the defense.

To no one's surprise, Stars & Stripes dominated its match races with KZ 1, the challenger from New Zealand.  Following the race the New Zealand team sued and initially won the America's Cup trophy in a court case.  The decision was reversed on appeal, and the San Diego Yacht Club retained the Cup.

After the 1988 America's Cup, the wing masted catamaran was bought by Mexican yachtsman Victor Tapia and currently sails in Mexico. The soft sail yacht was bought by Steve Fossett and used to set speed records in various yacht races. The soft sail yacht suffered a dismasting during a Mackinac race which resulted in her being stored for several years. In 2015, Freddie Mills acquired the vessel and has re-rigged and re-commissioned her as a private racing yacht operating out of Newport, Rhode Island. In October 2017 Stars & Stripes was acquired by Key Lime Sailing Club and Cottages in Key Largo to be used for day charters and racing.

2008 Port Huron to Mackinac race

Fossett's Stars & Stripes yacht was entered in the 84th running of the annual Port Huron to Mackinac Boat Race to Mackinac from Port Huron, Michigan, and was favored to win and set a new record time.  An experienced Chicago sailor Donald Wilson captained the yacht, chartering it from a Florida businessman for both the Port Huron and Chicago to Mackinac races.  The same yacht previously competed in the 74th running of the Port Huron regatta (1998) but was unable to complete the race after the mast broke off near Alpena, Michigan.  The yacht was again dismasted mid-race in heavy winds while leading a rival multihull yacht Earth Voyager, which then went on to finish the race in record time.

International America's Cup Class

1992

Conner's 1992 IACC AC yacht, Stars & Stripes USA-11 lost the defender series final, the Citizen Cup, to Bill Koch's America3 USA-23.

1995

Conner's 1995 AC yacht, Stars & Stripes USA-34 won the defender series, the Citizen Cup against Young America USA-36 and Mighty Mary USA-43, by use of tactics. However, it was considered to be the slowest of the three defending yachts, partially due to an old sail inventory, and also a result of neglecting important recommendations from the design team. The defender can choose which boat to use, so Team DC selected Young America, considered the fastest defender, instead of Stars & Stripes in the America's Cup final, losing to Team New Zealand. Dennis Conner did not run a two boat campaign due to cost, so there was no second Stars & Stripes.

2000

Conner again ran a one-boat campaign, entering Stars & Stripes USA-55.  Eliminated in the semi-final repechage after an unexpected loss against America True.

2003

Conner's $5 million 2002 entrant, Stars & Stripes USA-77, was sunk on July 23, 2002 when a rudder broke during preparations for the 2002–2003 races to select the challenger for the America's Cup. The boat was raised out of  of water just outside Long Beach Harbor. Conner's luck that year would not improve, as Alinghi and Oracle BMW Racing, two well financed boats, would contest for the spotlight. Conner had a backup and training vessel available, Stars & Stripes USA-66, which he raced until USA-77 could be repaired.

2007

Conner announced that he could not raise sufficient funds for another Cup challenge.

References

External links
SAIL USA-11/ Stars & Stripes USA-11
TEAM USA-11/ Stars & Stripes USA-11

America's Cup teams
1987 America's Cup
1988 America's Cup
1992 America's Cup
1995 America's Cup
2000 America's Cup
San Diego Yacht Club

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Q: Cannot find cap file on home folder I have run aircrack-ng on ubuntu 13.10 that i was download from ubuntu software centre.The problem is after running aireplay-ng to catch the cap file,i cannot find the cap file on home folder.On other version ubuntu like 12.04 the file is always in home folder.So can anybody tell me why and where can i get that file on my system.

A: Open your terminal and type as
locate *.cap

that will list all .cap files.
for example :
august@august-OEM:~$ locate *.cap
/pentest/fuzzers/spike/data/halflife1.cap

A: you can also use find command , type this in your terminal .If you have the filename which you have used for capturing
find / -type f -iname "halflife1.cap"

for example:
august@august-OEM:~$ sudo find / -type f -iname "halflife1.cap"
[sudo] password for august:
/pentest/fuzzers/spike/data/halflife1.cap

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Genocides have occurred throughout history and in various corners of the globe. Often the victims of these genocides are innocent civilians being killed for their religious beliefs, race or ethnicity. Most often these mass killings sprout from economic instability and political unrest and Rwanda was no different. The genocide in Rwanda started in 1994 with the calculated killing of Rwandan's who were labeled as Tutsis. A dark history of violent actions between the Tutsi and Hutu people laid a foundation for such tragic events. As one of the most horrific events in modern history the Rwandan Genocide shockingly failed to catch the attention of the world wide press until it was almost too late. One hundred days of mass killings ended the lives of more than 800,000 Rwandan and left widows and orphans to pick up the pieces. In a time when a nation needed a hero, one seemingly ordinary hotel manager stood up to protect the innocent. Paul Rusesabagina harbored over a thousand refugees from rebel forces and used his wit, deception and bribery to ensure the safety of those in his care. Paul continues to save the lives of many and inspire action from people across the globe to put an end to genocide and to educate about the Rwandan Genocide and its aftermath.
The origins that lead to the Rwandan Genocide can be traced back to the days of Belgium rule in Rwanda. The Belgian colonists settled in 1916 and issued identification cards to people of Rwanda. These identification cards labeled the Rwandans as Hutu or Tutsi. Although the two speak the same language, have similar traditions and live in the same area they were given these identities based on their appearance. Tutsi's, who allegedly have origins in Ethiopia, tend to be more svelte and tall with long, thin noses. The Belgians thought those of the Tutsi background, who make up about 14% of the population, were superior and the Tutsis reaped the benefits of better education and jobs for 20 years. These assigned identities caused major tension between the now divided people of Rwanda and lead to a series of riots in 1959 that killed more than 20,000 Tutsis. After the Belgian colonists left in 1962, the Hutus, the majority of the population, took control. These identities that had been thrust upon the people of Rwanda stuck to the people and the culture and were passed down generation to generation. In the early 1990's Rwanda was in a dismal social, political and economic state. Rebel groups were forming with ideas to eliminate the Tutsis from the country for good and the government did nothing to ease the tension between the ethnic groups. These political and economic forces provided a platform for hatred against the Tutsi. The pinnacle of the growing unrest between the Tutsis and Hutus emerged when President Habyarimana, a Hutu, was killed. The president's plane was shot down on April 6, 1994 which immediately trigged the 100 day genocide of over 800,000 Tutsis. As these times turned desperate and violent, one man, Paul Rusesabagina, found a way to save over a thousand people from these mass murders.
Paul Rusesabagina was born on June 15, 1954 to family of farmers; his father a Hutu, his mother Tutsi. Paul grew up not unlike many other Rwanda families and harbored no hatred for either ethnic group. Paul's given surname, Rusesabagina, means "warrior that disperses the enemies" in his native language of Kinyarwanda, a name to which he would live up to. It is easy to see where Paul gets his full heart and passion for humanity; in the early riots of 1950 Paul's family housed many refugees within their own home. Paul attended first and secondary school where he learned French and English and then went on to study at the Kenya Utalii College. Paul married in 1967 to the daughter of a minister, Esther, and they began a family and had three children. After college Paul was offered a job through a mutual friend to be the assistant manager at the Hotel des Milles Collines where he could use, "his languages skills and hard work [to become] a general manager" and soon after he "was admitted to the hospitality program in Nairobi [where] he learned the differences in fine food and wine" (Paul Rusesabagina). This lead to more education in Switzerland and Brussels where he expanded on his knowledge of fine dining and other business skills such as hiring/firing, bookkeeping and goal setting. This high paced career took a toll on Paul's marriage to Esther and they separated in 1982 but seven years later Paul met the love his life, Tatiana, a Tutsi nurse working in Ruhengeri. Paul used his good graces with a frequent customer at the Hotel des Milles Collines to have her transferred to Kigali, where Paul lived, and shortly after the two married. In 1992 Paul was promoted to also working at the Diplomate Hotel as a manager. His job at these hotels was to work with high profile clients, networking and making beneficial contacts as well as keeping these guests happy. After the president was killed and the nation became hostile, the Belgium owners of the both Hotel des Milles Collines and the Diplomate Hotel fled the country for safety and left Paul to run the hotels.
In April 1994, after rioting began, Paul took in a group of 32 scared Tutsi refugees into his home. Paul made phone calls to any connection he had made while working to try and get his family and friends out of Rwanda safely, but sadly no one came to their rescue. Soon the Rwandan Army came to Paul's door and the refugees loaded them on to a bus. The guards gave Paul a gun and told him to shoot the "cockroaches" (Tutsis). In an effort to save the people on the bus Paul bribed the guards; he told them he had money for them at Diplomate Hotel. Once the group had reached the hotel and the guards had been paid with money from the hotel safe, they left and Paul was in charge. Paul decided to take the bus full of people to the Hotel des Milles Collines where he could keep them safe. As the genocide continued outside the walls of the hotel, Paul tried to keep things running and normal. People would come to hotel seeking refuge and looking for family members and Paul did not turn them away. He welcomed many into the walls of the hotel and bribed army officials and other hostile parties with money, booze and other valuables to keep the people safe. When word of Paul's "refugee camp" spread to the Hutu militia they threatened to enter the hotel. Paul spent much of his time making calls to the hotel owners in Belgium and other elite guests to help protect the people. Through the constant battle of bribing the army and reaching out for help Paul finally got the UN to send soldiers to protect them at the hotel. Although it was not much it kept the Hutu militia at bay and bought time for the refugees. Paul organized transportation for the 1,300 refugees to be taken to a real refugee camp and finally be safe from the violence. With the estimate of about 8,000 people dead per day during this genocide Paul's efforts that kept everyone in the Hotel des Milles Collines from being hurt or killed was a huge success.
In July of 1994 the Hutu government collapsed and the Rwandan Patriotic Front, A Tutsi political force, declared a ceasefire. At the end of this genocide many Hutu fled the country and a new government was established. An originally multi-ethnic government has now turned into a Tutsi lead government and conflicts are still occurring in Rwanda. There are many Tutsi and Hutu rebel forces in and around Rwanda and although the 100 day massacre is over many are still losing their lives over this conflict. Although Paul Rusesabagina has since moved to Brussels, he still is active in raising awareness about the issues inside of Rwanda. Paul has established the Hotel Rwanda Rusesabagina Foundation which works on preventing future genocides and raising awareness of the genocides within Africa. Paul has even written a book An Ordinary Man which details his life and the events that took place in Rwanda. Apart from all this Paul travels to talk to people all over the world to raise awareness of these events and to encourage people to take action and stop future genocides. Most recently on December 3, 2012 Paul wrote to the UN Security Council asking them to reconsider selecting Rwanda for the council because of the government's involvement with rebel groups. It is obvious that work still needs to be done in Rwanda even though the 100 day genocide is over. Paul Rusesabagina is working towards this goal because as he said, "The world ignored Rwanda when we really needed it. Unfortunately, even now the world is still ignoring us" (Paul Rusesabagina Quotes).
Genocides have taken place all over the world and have killed countless numbers of people for various reasons. Some of these genocides, such as the Holocaust, are widely recognized and portrayed in the media; some of these genocides are not. The violence between the Hutu and Tutsi people of Rwanda has been an ongoing conflict and manifested in a terrible genocide. The Rwandan Genocide was a horrific event that killed more than 8,000 people per day. These were lives of innocent men, women and children who were unarmed and persecuted because of their ethnicity. Many lives could have been saved with the more immediate intervention of groups such as the United Nations. One of the true heroes of this genocide was Paul Rusesabagina who saved 1,300 refugees from being slaughtered. Paul was an ordinary man, he was a manager of hotel and had family but given the extraordinary circumstances Paul showed bravery and courage in the face of death. Even today, Paul has not given up on his efforts to save the innocent victims of genocides. It is important to remember this genocide and the heroic actions taken by Paul Rusesabagina to save the lives of so many innocent civilians. By remembering Paul's heroic actions and following the example that he sets today we can prevent future genocides and honor those lost in past genocides.
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School District 158 requires that all students with disabilities be given an appropriate education in the least restrictive environment (LRE). All District 158 children with disabilities will be educated with their grade level peers to the maximum extent possible. The Students Services Department provides a full continuum of services for students found eligible for special education. The continuum of services lays out the various special education services available from supplemental aids and services for children who remain in general education to special self-contained classes for those children who require more individualized, structured settings. This includes placements outside District 158 when necessary.
The following outlines the services offered by District 158. Any questions regarding the services should be addressed to Dr. Tanya Carter, Director of Student Services (708-474-4868).
Our Early Childhood Program supports students with identified developmental delays. This program works closely with the State of Illinois Early Intervention (EI) program and conducts preschool screenings throughout the year. Programs are located at Lester Crawl Primary Center.
Speech-language services are provided to students with an identified impairment which adversely affects their educational performance in one or more of the following areas: articulation, voice, fluency, language. Programs are located at all District 158 schools.
The Resource Program is designed for students who require special education services less than 50% of their school day. Resource can include consultation by the resource teacher to the general education teacher, co-teaching, and/or individual or small group direct instruction as a pull-out service in the resource room. Programs are located at all District 158 schools.
The Instructional Program is a self-contained class designed to meet the individualized educational needs of students requiring special education services for greater than 50% of the school day. Inclusion opportunities are provided when it is appropriate for the individual child. Special education staff assists the General education staff with accommodations/modifications necessary for student success in the general curriculum. Programs are located at Lester Crawl Primary Center, Coolidge School, Oak Glen School, Reavis School, and Memorial Junior High.
Programs for students with a visual, hearing, or orthopedic impairment are available in cooperation with ECHO. Students may be serviced by an itinerant teacher who comes to the child's district school or in a self-contained structure.
Lansing District 158 is part of the ECHO Joint Agreement. ECHO placements are utilized when a child's needs cannot be met with the supports available within the district's programs. Programs include: Adaptive Behavioral Learning Environment Program (ABLE); Communication Development Program (CD); Deaf/Hard of Hearing Program (DHH); Pace Program; Physically/Health Impaired - Visually Impaired Program; ECHO School; ECHO Satellite; ECHO Early Childhood. Programs are located at various sites throughout the south suburbs.
Lansing District 158 also offers related services as needed by a student. Related services are listed within a child's IEP when there is a need. These services include, but are not limited to: school health services, social work services, speech-language services, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and physically impaired itinerant. Related services are offered at all schools in District 158.


BOTTOM LINE: The Tampa Bay Rays play the Houston Astros on Saturday at Tropicana Field.
The Rays went 51-30 on their home field in 2018. Tampa Bay averaged 8.7 hits with 2.9 extra base hits per game and 274 total doubles last season.
The Astros went 57-24 on the road in 2018. Houston hit .255 as a team with 3.1 extra base hits per game and 278 total doubles last year.
Astros Injuries: Carlos Correa: day-to-day (neck).


My sister and her progeny, all virtuous vegans, really need to read this article but probably won't. If I sent it to them and they happened to read it they would just dismiss it under some generality.
They know, just know, down to their core that eating plants only is healthy. They get that message in countless media implantings every day for years that completely override any sense of logic or objectivity. And of course it goes without saying they believe themselves to be the most objective and rational beings in the galaxy.
Oh, well. If Bill Clinton (otherwise very smart and plugged in) can be fooled I don't see why they can't be.
You might want to get them Lierre Keith's book The Vegetarian Myth, which covers the full spectrum of issues. And there's lots free here on this website including our Vegetarian Tour.
I did exactly that. When I asked my sister what she thought all she would say (by e-mail) is "I'm not impressed with her technical knowledge." (She took some undergrad classes in nutrition so she feels she is an expert.) I am afraid that for most people nutrition is in the realm of politics or religion, not science.
On a better note when I found out my vegetarian niece (different sister) was feeding her infant soy-based formula I sent her husband a copy of your book. I think they know better now but I find it scary how easy it is in this day and age for people to feed their kids and themselves poison while at the same time repudiating healthy food.
Good luck to those trying to persuade their vegetarian and vegan friends and family. For many such people, their choice of diet is essentially an ideological or even religious sort of thing. It can be very difficult to persuade such people using facts and logic.
PS: I think that Michael Clarke Duncan fellow may have been "juicing," and I don't mean wheatgrass. That can't have helped.
Isn't it well-known that we DON'T absorb B-12 supplements very well because the digestive system pretty much tears it up before it can do it's job? At least, that's what I understood.
B-12 shots were the only way to get around the digestive tract…unless you just eat meat.
Even sublingual supplements don't provide enough B-12 to do any good–it would take massive amounts to equal the B-12 in one juicy steak.
The absorption rate of B12 supplements is 1-2%. You do not have to take them sublingually.
They can be just as effective as B12-shots.
You can get 1000mcg or even 5000mcg pills in stores nowadays.
Getting a pills with just a few mcgs won't suffice, though.
If B12 supplementation didn't work, all vegans would be highly symptomatic a few years into being vegan. With that, and my having been vegan for 7 years, and my b12 levels actually reaching the upper healthy limit, I'd say you're a little wrong.
As a long term vegan with great B-12 levels, I use Red Star nutritional yeast as my primary source — other than the old-fashioned way people used to get B-12: from the soil. I buy organic veggies from my CSA and farmers' market and don't wash the soil off, so I can get the luscious B-12 that grows in it! And in my understanding, Red Star grows its yeast in a medium of molasses, so the B-12 is actually grown on the yeast rather than being a supplement such as found in milks.
Not true methyl B12 can supply all you need, many whole food plant based vegans blood work indicate great B12 in our clinic and this is not in the false analogue readings from those found in chlorella. This is not a plant based eater problem many meat eaters can show low B12 levels due to a number of reasons. As for the heart disease we now from very recent peer reviewed in field intervention treatment study that the sat fats including extracted oils but more especially in the animal proteins damage endothelial function, we can see in the calcium heart scans. Some info to be found here but much of the content to be found on This website quotes many archaic studies and is a real disservice to some of the great strides in heart disease intervention being made today by those in the trenches activly treating patients and studying bloodwork and publishing research that is being accountable to their peers.
About sulphur containing amino acids reducing homocysteine, what about studies showing life extension by methionine restriction?
Very few people are vegan from birth. Most people come to it later in life, after having consumed meat and dairy for a decade or two, or more. On top of that there are genetic and environmental considerations. Just being vegan doesn't make you live a healthy lifestyle – you can still be lazy and eat a lot of fat and sugar. Just because one vegan dies of a heart attack doesn't mean veganism is wrong. Look at per capita's of meat eater heart attacks versus vegans.
Yes exactly vegan is to general a term there are many unhealthy vegan diets but what what the intervention interns seem to use is a whole food plant based diet low to moderate in fat this has been well documented now in peer reviewed research. The patient example here used to discredit the virtues of the plant based intervention approach would have likely showed massive endothelial damage from the decades of high animal protein and artery injuring foods, in fact the plant based intervention at the late stage of his chronic illness may have actually improved blood work and perhaps added some time to this patients life although it is not mentioned here.
I feel fortunate to have many role models of extremely healthy vegans who have been vegan for decades; one of my friends is 81 and has been vegan for 43 years. He jogs 3 miles a day! I do understand that this diet does not create health for everyone, and I respect choices people must make for their health. However, for the environment, for the animals, and for ethical reasons, I am so glad to be able to make the choice that every creature is equal and deserves to live as much as I do.
I just know too many unhealthy or dead too young vegans, some 7th day Adventists.
And I did very poorly on a vegan diet myself.
I have done much reading and from it all; it seems the healthiest way is to get rid of the white flour bread, white flour pasta, sugar, soda, potato chips, white rice, sugary juice; and consume lots of leafy greens, sweet potatoes, pistachios, creamy unsweetened peanut butter, whole grains, whole fruit, unsweetened coconut milk (which is so GOOD!), coconut oil, ; along with some cage-free humane organic eggs, sustainable wild-caught fish, free-range organic game meat (hunting is far LESS cruel & dirty than factory-farms!) & use Stevia extract as our main sweetener.
Combine this with physical activity, good-quality sleep, good books, good jobs, independence, dignity, fairness, freedom, & being nice to people. Do not torture humans or animals. If you must kill; do so quickly, cleanly; and make full use of whatever you kill; no wasteful bratty!
Avoid cigarette,sugar, white flour soda, booze, drugs, cruelty torture of people and animals, dependence, oppression; like the Plague!
Cinnamon & Vitamin D are also good; as is Ginger.
Do not eat weiners, sausage, salami, bacon or other processed meats. Consume lots of fiber & vegetables!


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The International innovative conference of young scientists and students (IICYSS) is rightfully considered one of the main events of the Mechanical Engineering Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMASH RAN). Annually IICYSS gathers several hundred participants from among the talented scientific youth of Russia and countries of near and far abroad.
Among the participants there are many young employees of scientific institutions dealing with the fundamental problems of mechanical engineering, as well as representatives of manufacturers whose research activities lie in the field of practical development. Students and postgraduates of technical universities also take an active part in the conference.
- Non-linear wave mechanics and technologies.
A separate section is organized for each direction at IICYSS.
Special attention at IICYSS is paid to students. For many participants of the student sections the conference was the crucial point in the choice of future professional activity. A good confirmation of this is the fact that a significant part of the graduate students and young employees of IMASH RAN made their choice in favor of science thanks to IICYSS. Attract and retain young people in the scientific community are among the main objectives of the event! Talented students will certainly receive valuable advice and support from leading scientists in their aspirations for a great science.
A friendly atmosphere and a comfortable environment for young people have always been the distinctive cards of the conference. In addition to the sectional meetings within the IICYSS, various scientific and entertainment events are held for guests and participants: round tables, plenary sessions, seminars, meetings with interesting people, sports competitions, musical evenings, excursions and so on.
It is also important that there are no registration fee or any other organizational contributions. Participation in IICYSS was and remains free of charge for both participants and guests of the conference.


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Q: Boost.Test and Forking I'm using Boost.Test for Unit testing and am currently running various mock servers in separate threads which get launched from within each test.   In order to more accurately test my code the mock server's should really be in separate processes.
I was thinking about doing something along these lines:
MY_TEST()
if (fork() == 0) {
    runMockServer();  // responds to test requests or times out, then returns
    exit(0);
}
// Connect to MockServ and Run actual test here
END_TEST()

but I'm worried that this will screw up the testing framework.
Is this safe?  Has anyone done something like this?
I'm using Boost 1.34.1 on Ubuntu 8.04 if that matters.

A: I have used the Boost Unit Test library in similar circumstances with positive results. I wanted to have automatic tests to see if a library worked as it should when forking. Although it was also closer to a system test in my case I'm all for using available tools if they achieve what you want.
One obstacle to overcome though is to signal errors from the child process without using boost assert macros. If e.g. BOOST_REQUIRE would be used it would prematurely abort the test and any subsequent tests would be executed in both parent and child processes. I ended up using the process exit code to signal error to the waiting parent process. However, don't use exit() as boost have atexit() hooks that signal errors in the child process even if there are none. Use _exit() instead.
The setup I used for tests was something like this.
BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE(Foo)
{
  int pid = fork();
  BOOST_REQUIRE( pid >= 0 );
  if( pid  == 0 ) // child
  {
    // Don't use Boost assert macros here
    // signal errors with exit code

    // Don't use exit() since Boost test hooks
    // and signal error in that case, use _exit instead.
    int rv = something();
    _exit(rv);
  }else{ // parent
    // OK to use boost assert macros in parent
    BOOST_REQUIRE_EQUAL(0,0);
    // Lastly wait for the child to exit
    int childRv;
    wait(&childRv);
    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(childRv, 0);
  }

}

A: This doesn't really sound like unit-testing for what you want to achieve. Though I don't see why it would not be safe. You may have a race condition where your unit test connects to the MockServ if it isn't ready yet, but that is easily solvable.
I've never done something like this directly, but I have written unit tests for libraries that fork/exec child processes and it works flawlessly.


Tacoma Boys describes itself as "like a treasure hunt of good things you won't find in big box stores." We almost always find something unusual there, but this week interesting produce was abundant. Here are three examples.
According to the folks at Specialty Produce, the Hachiya persimmon, also known as Beekeeper, is one of more than 200 known species of persimmons. When fully ripe, the skins of Hachiya persimmons are a deep orange, and the flesh is an even deeper orange. The fruit is very sweet.
Hachiya persimmons are available in winter. They are one of the most widely cultivated persimmon varieties in California.
While not as exotic as the Hachiya persimmons, this bunch of carrots caught my eye. I had seen purple carrots a few times before, but I had never seen this variety of colors assembled into a bunch. Aren't they pretty?
This was the most unusual find of all.
The peak season for Buddha's Hand is late fall to early winter. The plant developed within the lower Himalayan mountains and was introduced into California in the late 19th century. However, it did not begin to demonstrate commercial success until the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
An article in Smithsonian Magazine, appropriately titled What the Heck Do I Do With a Buddha's Hand?, gives a short history of the fruit and offers several suggestions for how to use this "creepy lemon hand." The suggestions include links to recipes.
Until next week, I wish you all a huge does of awesomeness in your lives.


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Regional Approach Advocated For Problem Gambling
By Paul Tuthill • Mar 2, 2015
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With casino gambling expanding in the Northeast, a regional approach is being advocated for the issue of problem gambling. A shared commitment to help problem gamblers was highlighted at a conference today in Springfield, Massachusetts, where a new casino is scheduled to open in two-and-a-half years.
A regional approach to preventing gambling addiction, and providing treatment and recovery services to people who become compulsive gamblers were endorsed by advocates for problem gambling services, casino operators, state lottery officials, and gaming industry regulators.
The two-dozen conference participants came from the New England states and New York to promote Problem Gambling Awareness Month which is designed to highlight help that is available to problem gamblers and to underscore shortcomings in the available resources.
Keith Whyte, Executive Director, National Council on Problem Gambling, said opportunities for people to gamble are growing faster than the availability of prevention and treatment programs.
" It is going to take a Herculean effort to get to where these individual states need to be," said Whyte.
Whyte, at the conference in Springfield Monday, announced new ways for people who suspect they or a friend or family member have a gambling problem to access help. He said in addition to a national helpline (800-522-4700) people can contact the non-profit council via text message and internet chat.
Massachusetts Gaming Commission Chairman Steve Crosby said the commission is developing new programs to prevent gambling addiction and treat it.
" In the casinos we are adopting a responsible gaming program called Game Sense, which we adopted from Canada where it has been tremendously successful," said Crosby.
Crosby said he supports making treatment for gambling addiction that is available in Massachusetts accessible to non-Massachusetts residents.
" There are a lot of things where I think our money would be well spent and maximize the impact by taking regional strategies," said Crosby.
Conference attendees heard from a woman identified only as "Shirley" who said she was a former Massachusetts resident who became a compulsive gambler while frequenting the Indian casinos in Connecticut. She said she had to go to Indianapolis to get treated for her addiction.
" I am a person who grew up in a good family, put myself through college and law school, worked hard, never had a mental health issue or a substance abuse problem," she said. " None of the things we like to think are associated with people who find themselves in the kind of trouble I found myself in with gambling."
Representatives from the three casino companies awarded licenses in Massachusetts, MGM Resorts, Wynn Resorts, and Penn National Gaming, were at the conference along with officials from Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods, the operators of the two Connecticut casinos.
The casino industry, nationally, funds programs to combat compulsive gambling, but critics say casinos contribute to problem gambling by doing such things as providing free drinks and extending credit to bettors.
It's estimated that 2 percent of the U.S. population has a gambling addiction.
The first casino in Massachusetts, which will have slot machines but no table games, is scheduled to open in June in Plainville.
A groundbreaking is scheduled for March 24th for the MGM casino in Springfield. Construction will take 30 months.
Massachusetts Council on Compulsive Gambling
National Council on Problem Gambling
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission
New York Lags In Gambling Addiction Help
By Associated Press • Oct 5, 2014
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New York trails other states in supporting programs for gambling addiction — even though it plans to open new casinos soon and already makes more money from casinos, race tracks and the lottery than any other state.
Expansion in State Gambling Likely to Bring Expansion of Gambling Addiction
By Karen Dewitt • Aug 9, 2013
New Yorkers have a chance to vote this November on whether there should be more gambling in the state. Those who treat people with gambling addictions say it will likely result in more problem gamblers.
The New York Council on Problem Gambling is a not for profit, affiliated with the state agency on alcohol and drug abuse. It coordinates and publicizes treatments for New Yorkers with gambling addictions.
Defeat Of Casino Repeal Referendum Clears Way For Springfield Project
By Paul Tuthill • Nov 5, 2014
Massachusetts voters Tuesday soundly rejected a ban on Las Vegas-style gambling. The vote allows casino projects to move forward in Springfield and eastern Massachusetts.
Voters by a lopsided 60-40 percent margin decided to keep the Massachusetts 2011 casino gambling law on the books after a casino industry-financed, multi-million dollar, tightly-focused campaign that highlighted the promise of thousands of jobs and revitalization in two economically depressed cities.


Did James Joyce call Leopold Bloom the man who had called himself Italo Svevo?
Screening: Le Parole di Mio Padre/My Father's Words (2001), directed by Francesca Comencini and based on Zeno's Conscience. Post-screening discussion: Andrea Malaguti, director of Undergraduate Studies and associate professor at Columbia, about Svevo and his relationship with Joyce.
Join us in celebrating Bloomsday on an evening devoted to the work of Italian writer Italo Svevo (born Ettore Schmitz in 1861 in Trieste). The Bloomsday connection unfolded when an impoverished James Joyce, living in Trieste, became Svevo's English tutor, encouraged his writing, and enthusiastically promoted his work, even arranging for the French publication of Zeno's Conscience, considered by many to be one of the great novels of the last century.
The best book on quitting smoking was written by neither a physician nor an ex-smoker but by a middle-age businessman in Trieste who was finally unable to break the habit himself. His name was Ettore Schmitz, changed for publishing purposes to Italo Svevo—standing for the Italian Swabian—and the book, a novel, is called "Zeno's Conscience" (or, in an earlier translation, "The Confessions of Zeno.") The work of a pessimista bonario, or good-natured pessimist, it is a comic masterpiece, ranking with "Don Quixote," "Tristram Shandy" and perhaps four or five other comic novels in world literature.
Svevo's subject is the weakness of the will, or abulia, and how a dreamy nature has little chance up against the temptations set out by the amazing and obdurate reality of life. In "Zeno's Conscience," Zeno Cosini, an unexceptional Trieste businessman, pits his will against the enslaving habit of smoking, the complexities of courtship, the delights of philandery, the discipline required by business, and loses every time, yet cannot quite be said to go down in defeat.
Now recognized as a great book, "Zeno's Conscience," Svevo's third and final novel, completed when he was 61, was published at the author's own expense, as were his two earlier novels. In Italy the book was greeted by tepid and dismissive reviews. "Zeno's Conscience" caught on owing to the odd coincidence that James Joyce, 20 years younger than Svevo and then working for Berlitz in Trieste, happened in 1905 to have been hired to give English lessons to Svevo and his wife, who were going to live in England to run a branch of the family's marine paint business. (Some have said that Joyce's character Leopold Bloom in "Ulysses" is partially based on the Jewish Svevo.) Joyce read the novel in 1923 and suggested his former pupil send copies to T.S. Eliot, Ford Madox Ford, Gilbert Seldes, Valery Larbaud and Bernard Cremieux (the latter two French writers had a special interest in Italian literature).
The suggestion was the making of the novel. The two Frenchmen ran a special issue of Le Navire d'Argent devoted to "Zeno's Conscience," while in Italy Eugenio Montale wrote an essay in praise of the novel. Svevo's reputation was made, at least among the cognescenti. He luxuriated in his succès d'estime, until his death in an automobile accident five years later—with his last breath he is said to have asked for a cigarette—but it was only posthumously that his novel attained its status as a modernist masterwork.
What is modernist about the novel is the passivity of its hero and Svevo's method of telling his story through the introspection of a charming neurotic. "Zeno's Confessions," in fact, takes the form of an autobiography written at the bidding of a psychoanalyst to whom Cosini has gone for help with his smoking problem. One of the best things about smoking, Cosini has come to understand, is that the last cigarette, the one before quitting, is always the best, knowledge of which encourages endless quitting if only for the pleasure of yet another final cigarette. Cosini, we learn, has been quitting smoking with some regularity since he was 20. In the same paradoxical way, Cosini discovers that having a mistress, for all its complications, improves his marriage, turning him into a more attentive husband and father.
Not for nothing is Cosini named Zeno. Zeno of Elea (born c. 490 B.C.) was the man who invented Zeno's paradoxes ("Achilles and the tortoise" and others). Extended examples of the paradoxes that dominate Cosini's life make up the substance of the novel. He proposes marriage to three different sisters, all within an hour, and is accepted only by his third choice, who turns out to make the best wife of all. Through negligence he forgets to sell a stock, whose price rises impressively. Cosini is a serious hypochondriac, yet healthy people all around him die. But, then, the hypochondriac suffers more than the person who is genuinely sick, he notes, for the man with imaginary illnesses can never hope to find a cure.
What finally qualifies "Zeno's Conscience" as a masterpiece, which is to say a timeless work, is its author's refusal to accept clichés, abstractions, pseudoscientific explanations about the meaning of life or expert instruction on how to live. Life, as played out in "Zeno's Conscience," remains a riddle with no solution in sight. Like H.L. Mencken, George Santayana and Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, good-natured pessimists all, Italo Svevo, far from getting grim or glum about the situation, laughs at our hopelessness and enjoys the show, and so, while reading his splendid novel, will you.
—Mr. Epstein's latest book, "The Love Song of A. Jerome Minkoff and Other Stories," will be published this summer by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
Italian-Austrian novelist Svevo (born Ettore Schmitz), whose Confessions of Zeno earned him comparison with Kafka and Joyce, was plagued by the self-doubts, compulsions and morbid jealousies of his introspective anti-heroes. This loving yet objective reminiscence by his wife of 33 years limns an obsessive self-analyzer and chain smoker who was successful in business but frustrated in his literary pursuits until shortly before his death in 1928, when James Joyce, who claimed to have been greatly influenced by him and was his English-language tutor in Trieste, promoted his writings. All the more remarkable for having been written during the depths of WW II, this serene, sparkling memoir interleaves Svevo's letters and diary jottings. An appendix reproduces his 1927 lecture on Joyce's sojourn in Trieste ("A piece of Ireland . . . ripening under our sun").
A Life tells the story of a bank clerk with a poetic spirit. The youthful Alfonso persists in maintaining his artistic and intellectual sensibilities, undaunted by either the stifling conditions of his employment or the increasing entanglements of his domestic circumstances. Yet he seems to be falling in love with Annetta, the vain and arrogant daughter of the bank boss. When, miraculously, she begins to encourage his advances, it exposes the vanity of his infatuation and threatens the precarious balance of the life he has struggled to create for himself.
Influenced by the rise of the science of psychology and the turmoil of the early 20th century, A Perfect Hoax is an ironic and affectionate story of illusion, self-deception, and impracticality in a practical world. Mario Samigli is in his seventies; he has all but given up his cherished aspirations as a writer and smiles at the world through his one remaining literary outlet—fables. When a travelling salesman with a taste for practical jokes persuades him that a Viennese publishing company wants to translate his early failed novel, Mario is caught in a fantasy of success and fame, and neglects his beloved invalid brother. A Perfect Hoax follows the elaborate prank as it escalates, forcing Mario blindly down a road that can only lead to disappointment.


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TOP Viral Videos – Cute and Funny Viral Videos Compilation (2018) Recopilación de Videos Virales
TOP Viral Videos #1 Cute and Funny Viral Videos Compilation (2018) Recopilación de Videos Virales | Viral Planet
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Viral videos are cute and funny. Viral videos are awesome. Check out these cute viral videos and funny viral videos in this cute and funny viral videos compilation.
Los videos virales son graciosos y divertidos. Los videos virales son increíbles. Vea esta divertida recopilación de graciosos vídeos virales.
A viral video is a video that becomes popular through a viral process of Internet sharing, typically through video sharing websites, social media and email.
Viral videos often contain humorous content and include televised comedy sketches, such as The Lonely Island's "Lazy Sunday" and "Dick in a Box", Numa Numa videos, The Evolution of Dance, Chocolate Rain on YouTube; and web-only productions such as I Got a Crush… on Obama. Some eyewitness events have also been caught on video and have "gone viral" such as the Battle at Kruger.
In 2012, the Kony 2012 video by Invisible Children, Inc. became the most viral video in history, with approximately 34,000,000 views three days after its upload to YouTube on 5 March 2012, and 100,000,000 views six days after publication. Another recent example is the 2012 single "Gangnam Style" by Psy, which received one billion views in five months and was the most viewed video on YouTube from 2012 until 2017, the title being taken by "Despacito".
In April 2018, Ultra Music uploaded a music video of El Chombo's Dame Tu Cosita, the song that was popular on musical.ly. The video became viral and it hit 150 000 000 views in the first two weeks..
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Quanticate Sponsors Research into Response-Adaptive Trial...
Quanticate Sponsors Research into Response-Adaptive Trial Design
LONDON (UK) - Quanticate, a data-focused clinical research organisation (CRO), has announced that it is partnering with Lancaster University to sponsor a STOR-i PhD project.
The partnership will see Quanticate support research into optimizing clinical trial design for rare disease and the role of response-adaptive randomisation. STOR-i was established in 2010 as an Engineering and Physical Sciences Resaearch Council EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training and has developed an international reputation for the quality of its research.
Karen Ooms, executive vice president for corporate planning and resourcing at Quanticate, said: "This is a fantastic opportunity to bring together the knowledge and skills of the statistics department at Lancaster University with the industrial experience of a wide range of real and meaningful problems from Quanticate.
"We have been fortunate to support many companies in their rare disease programmes by providing clinical data management, biostatistics, programming, statistical consultancy and medical writing services.
"This partnership will expands on our expertise in rare diseases and enables us to further our knowledge in response-adaptive trial design."
Response-adaptive trials differ from the traditional randomised approach as subjects are allocated to treatments on the basis of responses observed in the trial. Previous research and trials have suggested that response-adaptice design may have ethical benefits when applied to trials for rare diseases, without significantly compromising the power of the trial. This research seeks to extend previous work by considering the implications of delayed feedback and continuous covariates on trial design and outcomes.
Updates on the progression of the research will be available on the Quanticate website. Further information on STOR-I is available here.
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Cedar Grove boys tennis moving up with Matias Dioses
The senior helped the Panthers go undefeated in the division and represented Cedar Grove in state tournaments.
Cedar Grove boys tennis moving up with Matias Dioses The senior helped the Panthers go undefeated in the division and represented Cedar Grove in state tournaments. Check out this story on northjersey.com: https://njersy.co/2LU3hlj
Robert Aitken Jr., NorthJersey.com | The Record Published 4:26 p.m. ET Aug. 6, 2018
Cedar Grove sophomore Matias Dioses strikes a ball in first singles.(Photo: Chris Corso)
"In the offseason, guys worked really hard to hone their skill," said Cedar Grove head coach Bob Dunn. "It's one thing to bring people back, but more important to do something with that."
That success for the Panthers begins with its first singles player, Matias Dioses.
Dioses and second singles player Peter Corso have led Cedar Grove's singles efforts. For the most part, the two provide an even matchup to one another and are almost interchangeable at the two flights.
"Peter and Matias are good friends and very competitive with one another," said Dunn. "It makes for exciting challenge matches where they bring out the best in the other one."
Dioses took another step forward as a junior, qualifying himself to represent the Panthers in the state singles tournament this past season. It was a reward for Dioses, who has fully made the transition from a doubles player as a sophomore to a top singles player in Essex County.
"There are matches that Matias is winning this spring that he wasn't winning last year," said Dunn. "He's battled back at times this season to win and that has brought him and the other guys confidence."
Dioses did not take a loss at first singles until facing county power Seton Hall Prep in the quarterfinals of the Essex County tournament. The 6-2, 6-0 loss for Dioses came during a 5-0 loss to the Pirates that gave the Panthers its first loss of the season. However, the Panthers would battle back in the consolation bracket and reach the semifinals, taking on rival Verona. The Hillbillies took the match, 3-2, but a turning point for Dioses as a player came in his first singles match against Verona's Andrew Siegelin.
Siegelin took the first set from Dioses, 6-3, but Dioses would respond by winning the second set, 7-6 with a 7-5 tiebreaker. In the third and final set, Dioses outlasted the senior, 12-10, to take the victory in first singles. Despite a 3-2 loss for the team, it made for a season highlight for the team and a notable victory for Dioses.
Dioses took on Brandon Grill of Dwight-Englewood in the top half of the state singles tournament in early June. Grill was seeded among the 17th to 32nd seeds overall. Dioses would lose to Grill in the first round of the bracket, but represented the school well. Dioses was one of just six boys singles players from Essex County in the 64-player bracket with the best players in the state.
In 2019, Cedar Grove returns to the court without five of its seniors that helped the Panthers go 14-3 as a team and earn the 12th seed in North 2, Group 1. The Panthers fell to Leonia in the first round of the tournament, but turned heads with an undefeated record in the SEC Colonial division. The Panthers will move up to the middle division in Essex County, the SEC Liberty division, this spring.
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The Lucy Boston blocks just keep on coming, and over 75 have been returned to the Marcus booth at Road to CA so far! Among them is a block made by our youngest quilting friend, Shayla Adams, 11, shown below. Coming to the show on Sunday? There's still time to jion us! Not only have each of the participants earned a chance to win one of 10 quilter's prize packs, but all of these pretty blocks will be joined into a quilt to be donated to ALS…stay tuned for further details..
Road to CA – Here's the Prizewinner We Sponsored!
Once again, Marcus Fabrics was thrilled to be a sponsor of the ever-popular Road to California Quilters' Conference and Showcase, also known as Road2CA. We provided the $750 cash prize in the Best Miniature Quilt category. The winning entry, Dans les Bains de Maroc, was created by Robin Gausebeck, who was inspired by Moroccan motifs on wallpaper in her master bathroom.
To see more of the quilts, visit RoadCongratulations to Robin, and to all of the Road2CA winners — see you next year!


Today (ooookay, yesterday if you're nitpicking!) was Kate Moss' birthday.
Would you believe it that arguably Britain's most stunning woman is just two years shy of the big 4-0?! I can't! And I would be very grateful, if the gods of ageing are reading, that I can look as beautiful as Moss when I hit my late thirties.
The fact that i'm merely in my late teens and still nowhere near as hot as her? That's irrelevant.
I felt that I should do a post celebrating my number one style icon's best looks to coincide with her birthday (just a few days till mine as well), and we can sit back and appreciate how much British fashion owes to this true icon of modern times!
I had to really rack my brains to find my favourite of Mossy's outfits over the years, especially without access to my loser-ish collection of Kate-based literature (Angela Buttolph's book is the best, but still resides in Edinburgh next to the Mario Testino books and the biography), but here's my pick of some classically Kate looks. How could we cope without her?
I'm still hunting high and low for a size 6 Kate Moss Topshop Panther dress at a reasonable price.
If anyone can help PLEASE contact me! I adore it!


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THINGS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED – OCTOBER 25
Panama Covid-19 update – no Sunday lockdown today, and the beaches open…and the weather was good (until a brief monsoon in the late afternoon). Meanwhile, another 685 new cases reported (with 6,657 tests carried out) and 5 new fatalities (though the TV news originally said there had been 2,633 deaths – until someone realised this was the cumulative total since March!). the total infections to date are now near to 130,000, with 21,336 currently active.
Earlier, the Government had announced the opening of 5 clinics for those "recovered" but with long-term after effects.
4 ISRAELI CITIZENS ARRESTED IN UKRAINE FOR SMUGGLING 120KG OF COCAINE
On 25 October, the Jerusalem Post reported that 4 Israeli citizens were arrested in Odessa after smuggling about 120 kg of cocaine from Peru to Ukraine.
https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/four-israelis-arrested-in-ukraine-for-attempting-to-smuggle-cocaine-646831
TRANSPARENCY OF ASSET AND BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP INFORMATION
The Financial Accountability, Transparency and Integrity (FACTI) Panel published this Background Paper 4 on 19 July. It was prepared for the UN High-Level Panel on International Financial Accountability, Transparency and Integrity for Achieving the 2030 Agenda Financing for Sustainable Development (FACTI), which is developing reforms to tax and anticorruption laws, asset recovery rules, beneficial ownership disclosure requirements, and other international norms to staunch the outflow of illicit funds from developing nations. A critical issue the panel will address is the reforms necessary to ensure corrupt officials cannot use a corporation, trust, or other legally created entity – a "legal person" in lawyer-speak — to hide their wrongdoing. The Paper provides a comprehensive briefing on the subject.
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The FACTI Panel produced an interim report in September, saying that a drain on resources does more than financial damage. It erodes trust in both social contracts as well as international governance systems, enhances inequalities within and between nations and also undermines their ability to respect, protect and fulfil human rights. The Panel's final report, to be published in February 2021, will advance specific recommendations and will focus on recommendations which are technically feasible, politically viable, and have direct bearing on releasing resources for the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The Panel plans to present its recommendations according to a realistic timeframe for implementation, specifying proposals for immediate action, those that require more time to formulate the response, and those that need a longer time to achieve.
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BREXIT: KEY IMPLICATIONS FOR THE HEALTHCARE AND LIFE SCIENCES SECTOR
Baker McKenzie has produced a briefing, saying that healthcare and life sciences businesses need to continue to prepare for the key challenges ahead as the UK continues to negotiate a trade deal with the EU. The firm has identified a number of key areas that will be affected by the end of the transition period, and some practical considerations to plan ahead and minimise the impact on a business.
https://www.bakermckenzie.com/-/media/files/insight/topics/brexit/healthcare_brexit.pdf
VIDEO PRESENTATION – CUSTOMS 101: A NOVICE'S GUIDE TO CLASSIFICATION
On 21 October, the UK Customs Academy made available on YouTube this 1-hour video presentation as an introduction to tariff codes and how to identify which codes apply to your goods or component parts. The webinar covers: – Introduction to the Harmonized System – How to identify which code applies to your product – including real-life examples – How to apply for a Binding Tariff Information (BTI) if your goods are hard to classify – Overview of what the UK Global Tariff means for UK traders.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBLRsSmyd0k
See also – Customs 101: Methods of valuation for import duty of 15 July from the same source which introduces methods for establishing the value on which customs duty is calculated. It will help importers to better understand their costs and potential savings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mimI2zifsUA
US NON-PROLIFERATION COOPERATION WITH RUSSIA AND CHINA
On 19 October, the Middlebury Institute published a CNS Occasional Paper which examines the history of US cooperation with Russia and China on key issues including Iran, North Korea, Syria, international nonproliferation mechanisms, and nuclear security. It also outlines the obstacles to future non-proliferation cooperation, as well as the growing proliferation threats that require such cooperation. Most importantly, it identifies several possible areas where the UUS can hope to find common ground with both countries. It says that with US relationships with Russia and China reaching new lows and unlikely to improve for the foreseeable future, finding a way to for the US to work cooperatively with both countries will not be easy.
https://nonproliferation.org/op-48-us-nonproliferation-cooperation-with-russia-and-china/
AUSTRALIA: HEARINGS BEGIN ON V/LINE'S SECOND CORRUPTION PROBE IN 3 YEARS AFTER CEO STOOD DOWN
On 25 Octobet, The Age reported that senior employees from Victoria's regional train service V/Line are to appear before Victoria's anti-corruption commission as senior insiders say the alleged corruption of cleaning contracts which are the subject of the probe are just one of a number of problems in the organisation.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/hearings-begin-on-v-line-s-second-corruption-probe-in-three-years-after-ceo-stood-down-20201025-p568ap.html
AUSTRALIA'S TOP MINING COMPANIES JOINED GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS IN THE LAUNCH OF THE BRIBERY PREVENTION NETWORK
On 22 October, Mining.com reported that some of Australia's top listed companies, among them BHP, joined government and civil society organizations such as the Australia-Africa Minerals & Energy Group in the launching of the country's Bribery Prevention Network. The initiative is hosted by Global Compact Network Australia – the local network of the UN Global Compact. It offers a free online portal of accessible, relevant and reliable resources for Australian companies to help them manage extortion risks in domestic and international markets. Besides top miners, members of the network include Westpac, ANZ Bank, Commonwealth Bank, KPMG Australia, the Australian Federal Police, the Attorney-General's Department, and Transparency International Australia.
https://www.mining.com/australian-miners-join-bribery-prevention-network/
LITHUANIA: EX-DEPUTY SPEAKER OF PARLIAMENT CHARGED
On 23 October, OCCRP reported that Kestas Komskis, the former deputy speaker of the Lithuanian parliament has been charged with embezzlement and intentional bankruptcy. It is alleged that Komskis, who is now a council member in his home town of Pagegiai, is suspected of helping engineer the intentional downfall of Agrolira, a construction company he ran with his son Algirdas.
https://www.occrp.org/en/daily/13305-lithuania-ex-deputy-speaker-of-parliament-charged-after-occrp-partner-investigations
UK PARLIAMENT: CALL FOR EVIDENCE INTO ECONOMIC CRIME
The House of Commons Treasury Committee has decided to review what progress has been made in combatting economic crime. It has called for written evidence on the following as regards the UK's AML and sanctions regimes, and economic crime affecting consumers. Potential topics mentioned included the work of OPBAS and the profession body AML supervisors, the impact of the FinCEN Files, corporate liability for economic crime and the work of Companies House. The deadline for evidence submissions is 27 November.
https://committees.parliament.uk/call-for-evidence/282/economic-crime/
OVERCOMING ILLICIT TRADE'S CORROSIVE EFFECTS IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
On 23 October, a report from the Atlantic Council explores the complex ways in which the illicit trade in otherwise licit goods (including alcohol, pharmaceuticals, luxury goods, cigarettes, electronics, and much more) threatens the stability, security, and prosperity of vulnerable states around the world, especially in the Global South. A study of the nexus of illicit trade, organised crime, and official corruption proposes actionable solutions for combating illicit trade and bringing states back from the cusp of functionality. The report says that illicit trade is an umbrella term that covers multiple crimes and commodities, including the theft, diversion, adulteration, counterfeiting, and production of sub-standard goods, all acts which can occur at multiple points along a supply chain. It is initiated, enabled, and protected by a wide range of actors, from unethical corporations and corrupt officials at all levels of government to armed violent groups in conflict zones and organised crime networks operating locally and transnationally. For many states around the world, and especially in the Global South, challenges they face threaten to destabilise social, economic, and political structures. These states are described in the report as being "states on the cusp".
https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/in-depth-research-reports/states-on-the-cusp/
BELLINGCAT'S ONLINE INVESTIGATION TOOLKIT
Investigative website Bellingcat has said that it has been working on a new version of the Toolkit on Google Sheets, which it says should be easier to navigate than the old Google Docs version.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18rtqh8EG2q1xBo2cLNyhIDuK9jrPGwYr9DI2UncoqJQ/edit#gid=930747607
EUROPEAN BORDER FORCE FRRONTEX COMPLICIT IN 'ILLEGAL' PUSHBACKS
On 23 October, Bellingcat reported that vessels from the EU Border and Coast Guard Agency, Frontex, have been complicit in maritime "pushback" operations to drive away refugees and migrants attempting to enter the EU via Greek waters. Open source data suggests Frontex assets were actively involved in 1 pushback incident at the Greek-Turkish maritime border in the Aegean Sea, were present at another and have been in the vicinity of 4 more since March.
https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2020/10/23/frontex-at-fault-european-border-force-complicit-in-illegal-pushbacks/
NOVICHOK, RUSSIA'S CLANDESTINE CHEMICAL WEAPONS PROGRAMME AND THE GRU UNIT 29155
On 23 October, a report from Bellingcat says that a year-long investigation by Bellingcat and its investigative partners has discovered evidence that Russia continued its Novichok development programme long after it was supposed to have ended. The investigative team believes the St. Petersburg State Institute for Experimental Military Medicine of the Ministry of Defense ("GNII VM"), likely with the assistance of researchers from the Scientific Center Signal ("SC Signal"), has since 2010 taken the lead role in the continued R&D and weaponization of the Soviet-era Novichok programme.
https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-and-europe/2020/10/23/russias-clandestine-chemical-weapons-programme-and-the-grus-unit-21955/
AUSTRALIA; WESTPAC FLAGS $1.2 BILLION HIT TO EARNINGS ON MISCONDUCT COSTS, WRITE-DOWNS
In its 26 October edition, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that Australian bank, Westpac, has flagged a $1.2 billion hit to earnings caused by write-downs across its insurance businesses, a growing remediation bill and mounting costs related to the landmark legal case over AML law breaches.
https://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/westpac-flags-1-2b-hit-to-earnings-on-misconduct-costs-write-downs-20201026-p568iz.html
IRELAND: MAN ARRESTED AND CHARGED AFTER ROSSLARE €427,465 CASH SEIZURE
On 25 October, the Irish Examiner reported that a man has been arrested and charged in connection with the seizure of €427,465 in cash by custom officials at Rosslare Harbour on 21 October.
https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/courtandcrime/arid-40070720.html
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In April 2006 the Mount Edgcumbe Hospice and St Julia's Hospice charities formerly merged into the single charity Cornwall Hospice Care, a truly Cornish charity.
The name was chosen to better reflect the breadth of services the charity offers to patients and their families throughout the whole community of Cornwall, not just at the hospices, but also in hospitals and nursing homes and the community itself.
As a charity we aim to deliver specialist care to those struggling with complex symptoms triggered by life limiting illnesses. It's not just cancer, but other illnesses such as Motor Neurone disease and heart and lung diseases. We also offer practical, emotional and spiritual support to them, their family and their carers.
We support patients, their families and their carers in an atmosphere of respect and genuine warmth, which is positive, but not falsely optimistic. Many of our in and out patients describe the hospices as sanctuary's, and those who visit over a number of years refer to us as their second home.
Cornwall Hospice Care's Vision
Our vision is for all people living with terminal illness in Cornwall to be able to access the care and support they may need at the time and in the place that is right for them and their families.
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Lee Coates
Farmer/owner: Lee Coates
Farm location: Garriston, Leyburn, Yorkshire
Farm name: Cox Pasture Farm
Herd: 110 cows
Milking system: Two Fullwood M2erlin robots
Date of installation: May 2015
Lee and his partner, Cynthia, needed to replace the farm's 20 year old 16:16 herringbone which was getting to the end of its working life and taking two hours to complete each milking.
"We were in the process of pricing up a new conventional parlour when our parlour engineer, James Holding Engineering, suggested that we should think about installing a pair of robots. We hadn't really considered that as an option before, but in hindsight it was 100% the right path to take," Lee explains.
Farming 230 acres at Garriston near Leyburn, Lee runs his closed herd on a summer grazing system, with home grown cereals used to keep bought-in feed costs as low as possible. With no external labour to rely on, Lee wanted a system which was not only cost-effective, but which would lighten the daily milking burden.
The price difference between installing two robots compared to a new 20:20 herringbone installation was negligible, especially as Lee has been able to install the M2erlin machines without having to carry out any significant building works.
"Installing a new herringbone parlour would have needed a significant amount of building work, but we've been able to house the robots in the old collecting yard simply by building two concrete bases and installing new drains. It was a very cheap way of completely modernising our milking facilities," Lee explains.
Prior to being commissioned, the two new machines were used as out of parlour feeders so that the herd got used to going in and out of the new milking platforms. "It was a really easy and stress free way of training the cows," Lee describes. "After 12 days the entire herd was ready to make the switch from conventional to robotic milking. We haven't looked back since."
Within a few weeks, the herd was averaging 2.7 milkings per day. "Even during the spring and summer months – when the cows are grazing from 6am until 4pm – the herd is still averaging 2.5 milkings per day," Lee adds. "That has enabled us to increase milk output by 12-15% with no extra man-hours and no extra feeding costs. It's a much more efficient and relaxed way of producing extra yield."
The switch to robots has also enabled Lee to improve the way in which his herd is managed, with the robots' herd management software – Crystal – enabling him to maintain tighter control of the herd's fertility status and improve the level of feeding accuracy.
"The robots capture so much yield, performance, health and activity data that we are able to manage each animal more effectively. The cows are happier and less stressed because they are able to milk themselves when they want to, and we are seeing a gradual improvement in the herd's calving index. It all adds up to a more efficient way of producing milk.
"I'm also feeling the benefits," Lee continues. "I still have a very busy workload, but I am no longer stuck in the parlour for four hours a day. I've got a lot more time to concentrate on other jobs around the farm, such as herd fertility, and feed management, and have enough capacity to increase cow numbers. We've got a lot of heifers coming into the system and will hopefully be milking 120 cows in a few months time."


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My shoulders and neck were really tight for several days. Andy would come home from work to find me in pain. In an attempt to alleviate my pain he would give me a massage and we would do acupressure but the relief was only temporary. Knowing we would be heading to Washington in a few days, I decided to tough out the pain and schedule an appointment with my favorite chiropractor whom we call Brother Britt.
Brother Britt has been like a grandfather to me over the years and I have deep love, respect and appreciation for him. Jake and I used to spend many evenings at his home getting adjustments after throwing hips, ribs, and ankles out running and we really got to know him well. Brother Britt is an amazing painter, collector of dinosaur fossils, a WWII veteran, and a temple worker. Did I mention that he also was the one to seal (marry) me and Andy in the temple?
Brother Britt seemed excited to see us when we arrived at his house and we had a good time catching up with each other. This particular visit was the first time I had seen him in 4 1/2 years. It's crazy how time has just flown by.
Brother Britt: ___ is out.
Brother Britt: Relax. This is going to hurt if you don't relax.
(He then proceeds to smack me lightly with his hand--this usually does the trick).
Somehow this above mentioned process works and I always feel better.
On this particular visit I learned that my knees were dislocated (that's a first) and Brother Britt just popped them back in.
Andy was so fascinated that Brother Britt was able to just put my knees back in place. He asked Brother Britt how he put them back in. Brother Britt told Andy to lay down on the table and proceeded to put Andy's knees back in place too.
Andy was stunned by how different his legs immediately felt. Apparently Andy's knees had been out most of his life and he didn't know it. This also explains why running hurt him so much.
I'm so grateful that we were able to catch up with Brother Britt and that he was able to help us feel better. I can't believe he is still practicing chiropractics at 89 years old!
*Note* Getting your knees put back in hurts worse than getting your neck adjusted.


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The second Quinnebau, a screw corvette built by the Philadelphia Navv Yard tut occasionally listed as a rebuilt version of the first Quinnebaug, was launched 28 September 1875, and commissioned 2 October 1878, Comdr. Norman H. Farquhar in command.
Quinnebaug departed Philadelphia 17 October 1878 for fitting out at Norfolk. She got underway 11 January 1879 and reached Gibra]tar 2 February to begin a decade of service on the European Station, interrupted only by a brief visit home in the summer of 1881. During this service she operated for the most part in the Mediterranean, steaming from the straits to the Levant and visiting numerous ports along both the European and African coasts of that ancient sea and center of culture. She also usually made an annual cruise along the Atlantic Coast of Europe visiting ports in Spain, Portual, France, England, Denmark and Germany.
Departing Gibraltar 9 May 1889, Quinnebaug returned to the New York Navy Yard 17 June 1889. She decommissioned there 3 July, was struck from the Navy List 21 November 1889 and was sold 25 March 1891.


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'It's a very, very sad day': the Queen, Buckingham Palace, Prince Philip and Prince George arrive for their official welcome back to the UK from St George's Day in London
Strictly speaking this isn't a formal ceremony – it's just a meeting of royal families to celebrate the 50 years since Diana was shot dead while walking her dog by a gunman who also went on to kill her British consul and British ambassador.
It's a relatively light affair. Prince George and the Duchess of Cornwall, the daughter of Prince Charles and the queen, make it to Kensington Palace in just under five minutes. The prince is expected to arrive a bit later, around six.
The ceremony starts at the Windsor Castle reception area with a parade of the royal family through the streets of the historic city.
The Queen's husapronxband, Prince Charles, turns back to St Andrews from Windsor Castle to pay his respects to the dead. The prince has now been in France a week since his sister died.
The Duke of Edinburgh and the Duchess of Cambridge are on hand as well. They arrived in London about 4pm.
Prince Charles had planned to make a short visit to Bournemouth as well, in the morning, before going to the Scottish capital on a trip for St George's Day celebrations. The Duke, as he is known in the UK, is thought to have decided against attending the official state banquet that will be held in Aberdeen.
At the beginning of the meeting, Buckingham Palace was decked out in blue, white and purple and there were banners reading 'Welcome back to the UK' and 'Royal visit: pomp; ceremony and hip hop to greet duke and duchess and the first lady at Kensington Palace in London'; meeting royals: the Queen, Buckingham Palace, Prince Philip, Prince Harry, the Queen's son George V and Prince George; music, dancing and entertainment to mark 50 years since Diana, Princess of Wales, died.
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Livin' the Dream: Oh Man!
I feel bad, here is one more blog without pictures but I had to tell this story before I forget it.
I walked into the hallway after changing Luke's diaper. Isaac was kicking one of his books all around. I said to him, "Isaac if you keep kicking your book around you might ruin it. Are you sure you want to keep kicking it?" Isaac gave me a suspicious little look, took his foot and gave the book one last hard kick down the stairs. He looked at me and in the most fake(but hillarious) voice said, "Ooops." The he put his hand on his forhead and said, "Oh, Man!" That kid kills me. I seriously don't know what to do with him!
So, Luke is a 100%, through and through, a bona fide mama's boy. He won't go to anyone, not even Josh! Josh and I laugh because Josh will be holding him and he will cry and the second he hands Luke to me, Luke does a calming down whimper and then stops crying. I guess it is a blessing and a curse. I have the gratification of knowing he always wants me yet I never get a break. Sure love that boy!
I wonder if Isaac got the "oh man" thing from Paxton. He's always saying it. It was how we broke the "oh shoot" habit. : ) Kids are so funny. I love hearing the things that come out of their little mouths.
That's hilarious! Isaac is such a little cutie! I love hearing stories like that.
And that is sweet that he loves you so much. I hear ya, about not getting a break, though. Its a double-edge sword, I guess.


Swindells, John W. & Hutchen, Virginius March 19, 1870.
Swindells, John W. & Hutchen, Virginius. Dallas Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 27, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 19, 1870, newspaper, March 19, 1870; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth294561/: accessed April 25, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .