Joseph es excelente corredor de bienes raices. Gran profesional y amigable, demuestra alto conocimiento y experiencia no sólo entendiendo la necesidad/requerimientos del cliente sino también, en las áreas afines a la búsqueda como en cada paso del proceso de compra de la propiedad.
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She is the author of Penguin Random House/Tarcher Perigee book, Buy the Change You Want to See: Use Your Purchasing Power to Make the World a Better Place (January 29, 2019). The book was a Target Non-Fiction Best-Seller, a #1 Consumer Guide on Amazon, and a #1 New Business Ethics Release on Amazon.
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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <SysUtils.hpp>
#include <Classes.hpp>
#include <Controls.hpp>
#include <StdCtrls.hpp>
#include "CustomDbControls.h"
#pragma hdrstop
#include "uObf1006.h"
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#pragma package(smart_init)
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void LoadComboValue(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox, String sText, String sValue, bool bIsDB)
{
   if (bIsDB) {
      TBDDataObject *pValue = new TBDDataObject();
      pValue->SetValue(sValue);
      pComboBox->AddItem(sText,(TObject*)pValue);
   } else {
      TComboBoxObject *pValue = new TComboBoxObject();
      pValue->SetValue(sValue);
      pComboBox->AddItem(sText,(TObject*)pValue);
   }
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void UnloadComboValue(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox, bool bIsDB)
{
   int iCount = pComboBox->Items->Count;
   TBDDataObject *pDbObj = NULL;
   TComboBoxObject *pCbObj = NULL;

   for (int i = 0; i < iCount; i++) {
      if (bIsDB) {
         pDbObj = (TBDDataObject*)pComboBox->Items->Objects[i];
         if (pDbObj != NULL) delete pDbObj;
      } else {
         pCbObj = (TComboBoxObject*)pComboBox->Items->Objects[i];
         if (pCbObj != NULL) delete pCbObj;
      }
   }
   pComboBox->Clear();
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
namespace ObfCST
{
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void LoadCSTICMS(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox, int iLoadOption)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadCST(pComboBox);
   if (iLoadOption == CST_ICMS_AMBOS || iLoadOption == CST_ICMS_NORMAL) {
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"00 - Tributada integralmente"                                 ,"00",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"10 - Tributada e com cobrança do ICMS por ST"                 ,"10",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"20 - Com redução de base de cálculo"                          ,"20",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"30 - Isenta ou não tributada e com cobrança do ICMS por ST"   ,"30",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"40 - Isenta"                                                  ,"40",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"41 - Não tributada"                                           ,"41",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"50 - Suspensão"                                               ,"50",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"51 - Diferimento"                                             ,"51",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"60 - ICMS cobrado anteriormente por ST"                       ,"60",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"70 - Com redução de base de cálculo e cobrança do ICMS por ST","70",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"90 - Outros"                                                  ,"90",bIsDB);
   }
   if (iLoadOption == CST_ICMS_AMBOS || iLoadOption == CST_ICMS_SIMPLES) {
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"101 - Tributada pelo Simples Nacional com permissão de crédito"                                     ,"101",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"102 - Tributada pelo Simples Nacional sem permissão de crédito"                                     ,"102",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"103 - Isenção do ICMS no Simples Nacional para faixa de receita bruta"                              ,"103",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"201 - Tributada pelo Simples Nacional com permissão de crédito e com cobrança do ICMS por ST"       ,"201",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"202 - Tributada pelo Simples Nacional sem permissão de crédito e com cobrança do ICMS por ST"       ,"202",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"203 - Isenção do ICMS no Simples Nacional para faixa de receita bruta e com cobrança do ICMS por ST","203",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"300 - Imune"                                                                                ,"300",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"400 - Não tributada pelo Simples Nacional"                                                          ,"400",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"500 - ICMS cobrado anteriormente por ST ou por antecipação"                                         ,"500",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"900 - Outros"                                                                                ,"900",bIsDB);
   }
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
extern PACKAGE void LoadCSTIPI(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox, int iLoadOption)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadCST(pComboBox);
   if (iLoadOption == CST_IPI_ENTRADA || iLoadOption == CST_IPI_AMBOS) {
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"00 - Entrada com Recuperação de Crédito"  ,"00",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"01 - Entrada Tributável com Alíquota Zero","01",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"02 - Entrada Isenta"                      ,"02",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"03 - Entrada Não-Tributada"               ,"03",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"04 - Entrada Imune"                       ,"04",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"05 - Entrada com Suspensão"               ,"05",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"49 - Outras Entradas"                     ,"49",bIsDB);
   }
   if (iLoadOption == CST_IPI_SAIDA || iLoadOption == CST_IPI_AMBOS) {
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"50 - Saída Tributada"                     ,"50",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"51 - Saída Tributável com Alíquota Zero"  ,"51",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"52 - Saida Isenta"                        ,"52",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"53 - Saída Não-Tributada"                 ,"53",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"54 - Saída Imune"                         ,"54",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"55 - Saída com Suspensão"                 ,"55",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"99 - Outras Saídas"                       ,"99",bIsDB);
   }
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
extern PACKAGE void LoadCSTPIS(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadCST(pComboBox);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"01 - Operação Tributável com Alíquota Básica"                                                                                ,"01",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"02 - Operação Tributável com Alíquota Diferenciada"                                                                                ,"02",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"03 - Operação Tributável com Alíquota por Unidade de Medida de Produto"                                                             ,"03",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"04 - Operação Tributável Monofásica - Revenda a Alíquota Zero"                                                                      ,"04",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"05 - Operação Tributável por Substituição Tributária"                                                                               ,"05",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"06 - Operação Tributável a Alíquota Zero"                                                                                ,"06",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"07 - Operação Isenta da Contribuição"                                                                                ,"07",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"08 - Operação sem Incidência da Contribuição"                                                                                ,"08",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"09 - Operação com Suspensão da Contribuição"                                                                                ,"09",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"49 - Outras Operações de Saída"                                                                                ,"49",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"50 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Tributada no Mercado Interno"                              ,"50",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"51 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Não Tributada no Mercado Interno"                          ,"51",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"52 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita de Exportação"                                             ,"52",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"53 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno"                          ,"53",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"54 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"                           ,"54",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"55 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"                       ,"55",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"56 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno, e de Exportação"         ,"56",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"60 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Tributada no Mercado Interno"                     ,"60",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"61 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Não-Tributada no Mercado Interno"                 ,"61",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"62 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita de Exportação"                                    ,"62",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"63 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno"                 ,"63",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"64 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"                  ,"64",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"65 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"              ,"65",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"66 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno, e de Exportação","66",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"67 - Crédito Presumido - Outras Operações"                                                                                ,"67",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"70 - Operação de Aquisição sem Direito a Crédito"                                                                                ,"70",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"71 - Operação de Aquisição com Isenção"                                                                                ,"71",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"72 - Operação de Aquisição com Suspensão"                                                                                ,"72",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"73 - Operação de Aquisição a Alíquota Zero"                                                                                ,"73",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"74 - Operação de Aquisição sem Incidência da Contribuição"                                                                          ,"74",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"75 - Operação de Aquisição por Substituição Tributária"                                                                             ,"75",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"98 - Outras Operações de Entrada"                                                                                ,"98",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"99 - Outras Operações"                                                                                ,"99",bIsDB);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
extern PACKAGE void LoadCSTCOFINS(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadCST(pComboBox);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"01 - Operação Tributável com Alíquota Básica"                                                                                ,"01",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"02 - Operação Tributável com Alíquota Diferenciada"                                                                                ,"02",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"03 - Operação Tributável com Alíquota por Unidade de Medida de Produto"                                                             ,"03",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"04 - Operação Tributável Monofásica - Revenda a Alíquota Zero"                                                                      ,"04",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"05 - Operação Tributável por Substituição Tributária"                                                                               ,"05",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"06 - Operação Tributável a Alíquota Zero"                                                                                ,"06",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"07 - Operação Isenta da Contribuição"                                                                                ,"07",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"08 - Operação sem Incidência da Contribuição"                                                                                ,"08",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"09 - Operação com Suspensão da Contribuição"                                                                                ,"09",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"49 - Outras Operações de Saída"                                                                                ,"49",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"50 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Tributada no Mercado Interno"                              ,"50",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"51 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Não Tributada no Mercado Interno"                          ,"51",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"52 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita de Exportação"                                             ,"52",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"53 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno"                          ,"53",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"54 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"                           ,"54",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"55 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"                       ,"55",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"56 - Operação com Direito a Crédito - Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno, e de Exportação"         ,"56",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"60 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Tributada no Mercado Interno"                     ,"60",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"61 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita Não-Tributada no Mercado Interno"                 ,"61",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"62 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada Exclusivamente a Receita de Exportação"                                    ,"62",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"63 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno"                 ,"63",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"64 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"                  ,"64",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"65 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno e de Exportação"              ,"65",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"66 - Crédito Presumido - Operação de Aquisição Vinculada a Receitas Tributadas e Não-Tributadas no Mercado Interno, e de Exportação","66",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"67 - Crédito Presumido - Outras Operações"                                                                                ,"67",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"70 - Operação de Aquisição sem Direito a Crédito"                                                                                ,"70",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"71 - Operação de Aquisição com Isenção"                                                                                ,"71",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"72 - Operação de Aquisição com Suspensão"                                                                                ,"72",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"73 - Operação de Aquisição a Alíquota Zero"                                                                                ,"73",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"74 - Operação de Aquisição sem Incidência da Contribuição"                                                                          ,"74",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"75 - Operação de Aquisição por Substituição Tributária"                                                                             ,"75",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"98 - Outras Operações de Entrada"                                                                                ,"98",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"99 - Outras Operações"                                                                                ,"99",bIsDB);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void UnloadCST(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");
   UnloadComboValue(pComboBox,bIsDB);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
} //end namespace ObfCST
namespace ObfModBC
{
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void LoadModBCICMS(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox, int iLoadOption)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadModBC(pComboBox);
   if (iLoadOption == BASE_CALC_ICMS) {
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"0 - Margem Valor Agregado (%)"     ,"0",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"1 - Pauta (valor)"                 ,"1",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"2 - Preço Tabelado Máximo (valor)" ,"2",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"3 - Valor da Operação"             ,"3",bIsDB);
   }
   if (iLoadOption == BASE_CALC_ICMS_ST) {
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"0 - Preço Tabelado ou Máximo Sugerido","0",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"1 - Lista Negativa (valor)"           ,"1",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"2 - Lista Positiva (valor)"           ,"2",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"3 - Lista Neutra (valor)"             ,"3",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"4 - Margem Valor Agregado (%)"        ,"4",bIsDB);
      LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"5 - Pauta (valor)"                    ,"5",bIsDB);
   }
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void LoadModBCIPI(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadModBC(pComboBox);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"Percentual","0",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"Em Valor"  ,"1",bIsDB);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void LoadModBCPIS(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadModBC(pComboBox);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"Percentual","0",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"Em Valor"  ,"1",bIsDB);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void LoadModBCCOFINS(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");

   UnloadModBC(pComboBox);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"Percentual","0",bIsDB);
   LoadComboValue(pComboBox,"Em Valor"  ,"1",bIsDB);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
void UnloadModBC(TCustomComboBox *pComboBox)
{
   bool bIsDB = pComboBox->ClassNameIs("TDBDataComboBox");
   UnloadComboValue(pComboBox,bIsDB);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
} //end namespace ObfModBC

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EOPS/CARE staff act as liaisons with the State Department of Social Services, CalWORKs, and other community agencies to make your educational experience a positive one.
It is our commitment to extend support services to CARE students to help them achieve their educational goals at Foothill College. The concept of "over & above" in assisting CARE students is embraced and exercised among our dedicated staff.
Take this one-minute assessment to help you self-identify your eligibility for the CARE program.
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A Tribute To My Favourite Actor
The world knows him through his movies and his fabulous acting. He started from absolutely nothing.
He was the youngest of all his siblings. The only son too. A bright student from the start, his AIEEE national rank was 7. He had got admission in Delhi Technological University. He never thought that he would come to Bollywood. His journey started when he joined Shiamak Davar's dance class. After that, he joined Barry John's acting class when he saw that his friends werw doing that too. He the realized that he could make a job in acting and dropped out of college. He then continued as a background dancer in many songs and movies. He was there in the song Dhoom Macahle from Dhoom 2 and even performed in the 2006 Commonwealth Games. He then left to join a theatre group from where he was selected by Balaji Telefilms from two daily soaps. The first one was Kis Desh Mein Hai Mera Dil where his role was short as Preet Juneja. His character died in the show quite early. He was then picked up for Pavitra Rishta where he played the role of Manav Deshmukh. He became a household name with this show. Fame, money and recognition everything came to him very quickly but he left the show when it was at its peak. The reason as he said in an interview was that he wasn't satisfied. Then came his bkg break in Kai Po Che as Ishaan Bhatt. From there, there was no looking back. He did totally different roles as Raghu Ram, Sarfaraz Yusuf, Byomkesh Bakshi, MS Dhoni, Mansoor Khan, Shiv, Lakhan and then Anni. Taught us equalith as Ishaan, innocence as Raghu Ram, respect as Sarfaraz Yusuf, wit as Byomkesh Bakshi, determination as MS Dhoni, fantasy as Shiv, kindness ad Mansoor Khan, rebel for a cause as Lakhan and hope as Anni. So many different characters and all were played artistically. Almost everyone knows him as an actor but there was so much more. He was so intelligent and genuine. If you hear his interviews you'd get to know how genuine, honest, talented and intellectual he was. His answers were just not literal but also logical. He wasn't one of those actors who were active on social media like all the time, throwing and attending those so called big bollywood parties or one of those PDA ones. He just wanted people to know him through his work. His quotes too were so full of meaning and relateable too. A self made successful actor without anyone known from the industry, he was one of the very few.
Today, so many condolences are flowing towards him from all over the world. He wasn't applauded this much when he was alive. Such a marvellous acting in MS Dhoni yet very few awards. An amazing and entertaining acting in Chhichhore but almost no nominations. Its sad to know that a person receives more flowers at his burial than when he was living. He was,is and will forever be my favourite actor. Rest in peace….
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70 thoughts on "A Tribute To My Favourite Actor"
Nikhar says:
It was so unfortunate. Such a big loss for all of . I wrote a post about mental health right after this incident as I feel we should talk about mental health more openly without being insensitive about it. Please check out my post here https://travelwidnik.wordpress.com/2020/06/19/why-you-must-build-a-strong-mental-health/
It really was quite unfortunate.
Will surely do👍
tanayaasingh says:
It's been days since he's gone, but even though I wasn't a fan of his, I feel certain type of connect with him. Definitely a big big loss.
Totally agree with you. It was the biggest loss to the Industry😔
nancynelsss says:
amazing work
Ramyani Bhattacharya says:
My heart feels with you Akshita. He was my favourite too. I love him still. He was a genius. I think he is perfect. He had a library, read books, was always humble and sweet to everyone. He was real.
I still have not been able to get out of the shock. I hope he is in peace now.
You have written an amazing post. Take care🙂
I totally agree with you..
I hope the same for him too..
nitinsingh says:
Informative, 😢😢🙁
Nice to know that……
| Purvasha | says:
Extremely sad. You've written all that I wanted to say too. Everyone's heart is aching because of this sudden and heartbreaking loss. Even I regret not watching MS Dhoni and a few more while he was alive. Miss him a lot. Stay strong
I have watched all his movies and thus I know that he was much more talented than all those "starkids". May he rest in peace…
Ohh great. And yeah, he was really talented, so much more to him than just acting
Totally agree with you….
Megha Malviya says:
Still can't process that he is gone!
Same here. It hard to come to terms with😥😔
Akriti Pandya says:
It is heartbreaking. He was such an amazing actor and to top it all a humble human being. He will be remembered in the hearts of one and all always. 🌼❤
Totally agree with you. He was one of the finest actors and one of the most intellegent people.
Didn't know about his participation in Dhoom Machale and Commonwealth Games dance sequence. This is a moving tribute. 🙂
You are welcome. 🙂
Misggrace says:
So sad to read this. May he rest in peace
I hope the same too….
Dakshali Gupta says:
Yeah, it's such a great shock when heard …RIP
It indeed was shocking 😔💔
BigBrainCoach says:
Hope the same too…..s
Wemenblogs says:
Deeply saddened. He deserved better.
He sure did. 😔
MNJ Thakur says:
great actor❤
He really was a fabulous one…
yeah that's true
HappySoul says:
Your ending … so true .. gully boy versus chichore ! I would pick chichore …!! Atleast for an entry in nomination list !
Same here too
Chhichhore should have got all those awards. Nice to know that you could resonate
sreyaa_ray says:
This is really heart breaking:) I am still in shock
Everyone is…
Thegirlwithapuzzledmind says:
Its heartbreaking
It really is💔
Shivi Srivastava says:
He was amazing… It's shocking indeed.. RIP
Totally agree with you…
Shweta Suresh says:
I still can't come to terms with it
But we have to accept the reality…
Yes. It may take a while to sink in
Beautifully written, Akshita. It's heartbreaking indeed. Dead people receive more flowers than the living ones because regret is stronger than gratitude. It's so sad that such a amazing human being is no more.
Ishita Gupta says:
It came as such a shock. I still can't believe it…. he was such a talented actor, such an intellectual person….. it's so hard to take in💔
It surely is…
Shocking news indeed. I have no words. He was such an amazing actor. May his soul rest in peace.
Hope the same too….
Ranjini Madhavan says:
Such a shock wen heard 😭😭
It surely was….
Last Sunday it was hard to believe the demise of chiranjivi sarja this sunday 😔😔
😔😔😔
Manoj Mehra says:
It's very sad. He has gone too soon. I recently watched MS Dhoni. The only movie of him I watched till now. He was a self-made man. He struggled to get all that fame. I didn't know that he also danced in Dhoom Machale and performed in Commonwealth games. When someone dies at a young age, I feel bad because he could have achieved more if he is alive.
It is truly heartbreaking
Shagun Thakur says:
He was a gem !
He surely was🙏
AnuRag says:
Really shoking . RIP SSR 😢🙏
🙏🙏
Amruta says:
Was really shocking…RIP🙏
Harsh says:
Such a shock this was! May his soul rest in peace.
Hope the same…
Era says:
It is a shock, still unbelievable 😔😔
Hars to come to terms with…
Yup!!!!
Pankanzy says:
Rip 🙏😢
Finding hard to say in words! May his soul Rest in Peace.. 😟
Hope the same too…


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Amid anti-CAB protests in Assam, BJP's Himanta Biswa Sarma rehashes 2016 playbook against AIUDF's Badruddin Ajmal
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Firstpost 9 December 2019
Even as the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill faces protests in Assam, the state is seeing a rehash of the campaign against Badruddin Ajmal by the Himanta Biswa Sarma of the Bharatiya Janata Party, a strategy that helped the party secure a landslide victory in the 2016 Assembly polls.
The saffron party's strategy in the state heading for Assembly polls in the first half of 2021 became evident from a speech delivered by Sarma at Srimanta Sankardev Kalakhetra in Guwahati on Monday where he singled out Ajmal, the leader of the All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) and the Lok Sabha lawmaker from Dhubri.
Addressing a group of party workers in the meeting, Himanta said, "Never bear in mind even for one second that passing the CAB is bad for Assam. You would see that had not we brought the CAB, 17 more constituencies would have gone to Ajmal."
During the 2016 Assembly polls Himanta Biswa Sarma said the AIUDF leader was his party's main enemy. AIUDF has 13 MLAs in Assam Legislative Assembly (of 126 MLAs) and is the third largest party in the Assembly and has been constantly projected by the BJP as a threat to the state.
Sarma had also declared that his main goal was preventing Ajmal from becoming chief minister or emerging as kingmaker, which paid off at the polls.
However, the CAB has ripped open an old fault line in Assam and threatens to divide the Assamese Hindus and Bengali Hindus. On Monday, 16 organisations in Assam called for a state-wide bandh protesting the Bill which seeks to grant Indian citizenship to non-Muslim refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan. A North East bandh was called on Monday by North East Students Organisation.
Little wonder then that Sarma is attempting to make opposition to Ajmal a rallying point for the BJP base in hopes of repeating the 2016 victory. Alleging that Ajmal is funding fuelling of vehicles used in anti-CAB protests, Sarma said, "The people who were seen writing Miya poetry till few days ago are now leading the movement."
He further said, "If anyone thinks that Ajmal will save Assamese culture then I have nothing to say. But at the same time Bengali Hindus should also assimilate with the Assamese society." But some say the attacks on Ajmal are nothing but a ploy to distract the public.
"Today the BJP is in power so the party is granting citizenship to Hindu Bangladeshis. Tomorrow another party may choose to grant citizenship to Muslim immigrants. This will make Assam a dumping ground of illegal immigrants robbing the natives of their political rights and diluting their culture," said Samujjwal Kumar Bhattacharya, advisor to All Assam Students Union, the body that is leading the movement.
Abhijit Malakar, a trader in Guwahati, seemed skeptical of Sarma's claims. Malakar said, "There is adequate provision in the Assam Accord to reserve constituencies for the natives. Rather than granting citizenship to illegal Hindu immigrants why is the Centre not implementing the Accord?"
Over the past week, the BJP has faced protests against the CAB in Assam, where ministers in the cabinet of Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal have been gheraoed and homes of BJP leaders and workers have been attacked by anti-CAB activists. Meanwhile, Sarma has appealed for his cadre to reach out to voters and tell them about schemes launched by the government. "Do not worry. We will win 100 seats in 2021 Assembly polls," Sarma said.
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Christine, the director of Epics Music, is a composer and music teacher who completed her Bachelor of Music (Composition) at the Sydney Conservatorium in 2008. Christine has been tutoring since age 16, and has worked with world class Australian composers and is highly qualified for piano lessons and other musical needs. Christine holds her Working with Children Check, Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, Licensed Kindermusik Educator and an Associate member of Australian Music Therapy Association.
Residing in beautiful Kiama, New South Wales, Christine has been teaching for over 15 years. Continually finding new ways to involve younger musicians is one of Christine's goals along with composing new music!
Christine Buurman (b. 1986) was born and educated in the Illawarra, graduating from Kiama High School in 2003 and remaining on the beautiful south coast Christine studied composition at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and Graduated with her Bachelor of Music (Composition) in 2009. This young aspiring composer had the privilege of studying with Michael Smetanin, Trevor Pierce, Mary Finsterer, Damien Ricketson and others.
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Uncovering Detroit Sound: Sippie Wallace and Son House in the Folklore Archives
January 2, 2020 Urban AffairsBlues, Detroit, Detroit Sound Conservancy, Folklore, Music, Musicians, Wayne State UniversityWalter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University
Archivist Bart Bealmear explains how he rediscovered recordings of famed African American blues musicians Sippie Wallace and Son House buried in the Reuther Library's Folklore Archives. One of the most famous female blues vocalists in the 1920s, Sippie Wallace left the blues stage for four decades, choosing instead to sing and play the organ at Leland Baptist Church in Detroit. The recording Bealmear uncovered in the Folklore Archives captures Wallace demoing T.B. Blues in her living room in 1965, prior to her professional comeback in 1966. Bealmear also shares a clip from an April 18, 1965 WDTM interview with American Delta blues singer and guitarist Son House, recorded when he performed at the DeRoy Auditorium at Wayne State University in Detroit. In the excerpt, House tells the story of discouraging a man named Robert from playing the guitar due to poor skill — a man who turned out to be famed blues musician Robert Johnson.
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Furthermore, if one supposes that the microarrays assay a large enough number of different genes and that the subset of these genes whose expression levels change significantly between conditions A to B is small compared to the total number of genes being measured, then one may also also normalize pairs of experiments A, Bj which are not true biological replicates. A useful exercise: Let us say that we have normalized data A1, A2 via N1 with respect to B1 to produce [ separately. Is the linear regression of data versus a line of slope one through (0;
0)? What happens when .4, and {,4, — ^2), regarded as ordered vectors in N are orthogonal to one another?
Probabilistic distributions The second category of normalization schemes N2 operates under the premise that the distribution of expression levels or Avg Diffs in each chip experiment, or more stringently for duplicate sets of experiments, should be identical. Consider again the data sets B1 = [x}Ni = 1 from table 3.3.1. Several studies in the bioinformatics literature have applied the standard central limit theorem-type transformation, , on each experimental data set. Here, Ax denotes the standard deviation for the B1 data set. so that the transformed data B1 will now have mean 0 and variance 1. Exercise: Consider another data set B1 = {yj}N/ = 1 that has been normalized similarly a- = la, '/l/^,. Show that the linear regression of . versus >
is a line of slope .i-,;/, (= .Y-('<>vi.'r. // t ) through the (0, 0). Here Cov(. , .) is the symmetrical covariance function.
Note that this approach of setting the first two moments of each data set to constants does not guarantee that all the transformed sets of intensities have the same distribution, unless the original data sets were gaussian-distributed to begin with, in which case they would be completely characterized by their first (mean) and second (variance) moments. As an aside, it may be useful to check whether an arbitrary data set is indeed gaussian-distributed. We do this qualitatively with a quartile-quartile plot between the test data set and another data set of the same cardinality that is known beforehand to be gaussian-distributed. A gaussian-distributed data set can be generated using the pseudo-random number utility on most computing machines [144]. These two data sets are first individually ordered by magnitude and then plotted pairwise; for example, if these ranked data sets of cardinality n looked like {s}" = 1, {//}" = 1, then we plot (s, t). If B1 is gaussian-distributed, then its quartile-quartile plot against a gaussian-distributed reference set will be linear.
On equating the statistical moments of any two data sets, the reader should also note that even if two distributions share the same kth moments for all integral k, it does not imply that the two distributions are the same (or in the probabilistic parlance, almost surely equal). As a counterexample from Casella and Berger [42], the distributions with probability density functions i(j } = —i !!- * r,' and f2(x) = f1(x)[1 + sin(2A log x)] have k moments that agree; we clearly see from their graphs that these are different distributions. Furthermore, Press et al. [144] have observed that it is not uncommon to encounter real-life data sets that have finite means but arbitrarily large second moments. The reader ought to be aware of the existence of such pathological cases. These cases are not central to our discussion and the interested reader is referred to [144] for details. Less stringent variations of this normalization scheme are also in common use; e.g., methods which equalize only the first moments (means) of intensity data sets as, for instance, >—. or Wi H> - if - where the mean of the data set {y/}n/ = 1 is transformed to coincide with the mean of a reference set {x/}ni = 1, by a dilation or a translation.
Housekeeping genes and spiked targets The N3 category of normalization devices works on the assumption that certain probes or targets have a known constant hybridization behavior throughout all experimental conditions. For example, exact amounts of particular mRNAs are incorporated or spiked into the target that have a previously known and deterministic effect on specific probes on the microarray under any condition. These special genes could function as housekeeping devices in any chip experiment. In this context, the normalization technique typically amounts to transformations on whole data sets, which will narrow or eliminate the statistical divergence in expression intensity values or Avg Diffs of these housekeeping genes across experiments.
General assumptions and principles of normalization The normalization methods that are outlined above postulate a linear and systematic nature in microarray measurement errors, and assume that every target-probe complex behaves in a similar manner, i.e., hybridization rates are equal and independent of the transcript sequence. More general normalization techniques which are nonlinear or nonparametric have been described [156, 182]. Alternative normalization techniques for microarray data sets in the literature have included the use of eigenvectors [5], a scatterplot smoother [61], normalizing by both sample and gene [81], and mapping the expression data into a real interval between 0 and 1 [193].
Again, we emphasize that the choice of normalization procedure depends entirely upon the postulates, particularly in the noise-related assumptions that one makes for a set of microarray experiments. Recall that we had originally visited the topic of normalization with the aim of resolving Q1, i.e., whether order relations (i.e., d, >, =) between inter-chip Avg Diffs for a gene as is imply a comparison of the true inter-chip expression level of a gene across different chip experimental conditions. While normalization techniques like N1 attempt to correct global and deterministic measurement errors which have the form of a linear transformation, it does not resolve the stochastic component of the error, in other words, error or variations due purely to chance. Chance-type errors are often subsumed under the term noise and are almost always modeled as a stochastic process. Graphically, stochastic effects are reflected by the scatter pattern of data points about some line of regression, as one sees in figure 3.15. In accounting for noise, the genomicist would often makes assumptions regarding the stochastic model. For instance, she or he could postulate that the repeat measurements are random variables of intensity-dependent gaussian distributions whose means lie along the regression line and possess a uniform standard deviation. Methods like N2 implicitly assume that each microarray data set is a set of samples drawn from a probabilistic distribution which is strongly characterized by its first k-moments. This and other modeling assumptions of the noise effect can naturally be used to determine the significance of a change in the expression level of a gene which we will discuss in an upcoming section on fold significance. The reader is advised that even after applying any one of the normalization techniques above, it might not make sense to extrapolate order relations of the true expression levels across experiments or conditions from order relations on the numerical microarray data.
In view of this, one might begin to ask whether there is a weaker notion of inter-chip comparison. That is, while we cannot definitely claim that the true expression level for Gene 9785 under condition B2 is greater than in B1 because the Avg Diff value for Gene 9785 in B2 (141.2) is greater than in B1 (110.7), can we derive meaningful biological comparisons of expression levels from the data pair (110.7, 141.2) at all, or at least within some statistical or probabilistic framework?
Consider the scatterplot of the replicate data sets B1 and B2 with points (x, y) where x B1 and y B2. Assume that the replicate measurement for any gene is a random variable which is characterized by gaussian distributions whose means are expression intensity dependent and have a uniform standard deviation along the line of regression. In this situation, it is reasonable to expect the data points to be mainly clustered within a 1-standard deviation envelope of the regression line. The outliers or data points which lie outside or away from this 1-SD envelope may be interpreted as genes whose expression intensity report or Avg Diff reproduces poorly across replicate experimental conditions. So, even though an order relation in the Avg Diff values does not imply a same-order relation between the corresponding true expression levels, the coordinates of the data (xi, yi) can be an indicator of reproducibility of a microarray assay depending upon the postulated underlying noise distribution in the system. Next, we consider the scatterplot for the data set pair (B1, A1), assume as previously that measurement errors are gaussian distributed about a regression line, and similar to the above we define the outliers as data points that lie outside the 1-SD envelope away from the regression line. Then a naive interpretation of the outliers in the (B1, A1) plot which are not outliers in the (B1, B2) plot is that these are genes that have a expression change in going between states A and B that is less likely to be due to measurement error or noise. We can also naturally assign a magnitude to this expression change by considering the number of standard deviations the outlier in the (B1, A1) plot lies away from the regression line. This subject rightly belongs under the topic of gene expression change or fold significance which is explored in the next section.
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U.S. equities are driving higher on Monday as we enter the heart of the second-quarter earnings season, refusing to give into the selling pressure affecting foreign markets.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has climbed back up over the 25,000 level. As such, sentiment is off the charts, with investors bulled up over earnings.
As a result, a number of big-cap Dow Jones stocks — outside of the technology sector that has been red hot for months — are perking up and looking ready to run higher.
Boeing (NYSE:BA) shares are breaking up and out of their upper Bollinger Band, returning to the highs set in February and tested in June. Investors have been encouraged by recent reports of overwhelming demand for new airliners and excitement over the coming folding-wing 777 variant, setting aside trade war concerns.
The company will next report results on July 25, with analysts looking for earnings of $3.40 per share on revenues of $23.9 billion. When the company last reported on April 25, earnings of $3.64 beat estimates by $1.05 on a 6.5% rise in revenues.
Disney (NYSE:DIS) shares are surging back to the highs seen at the start of the year as it becomes clear the company's bid for 21st Century Fox (NYSE:FOXA) is likely to carry the day against rival Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA). Investors are also encouraged by solid results for the "Ant-Man" movie.
The company will next report results on August 7 after the close. Analysts are looking for earnings of $1.97 per share on revenues of $15.3 billion.
When the company last reported results on May 8, earnings of $1.84 per share beat estimates by 14 cents on a 9.1% rise in revenues.
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) shares are reversing higher and look set to push back over their 50-day moving average, ending a downtrend going back to March.
Bank stocks, including GS, have been hit by rising short-term interest rates and falling long-term rates — pressuring earnings expectation by lower interest-margin hopes.
The company will report results on July 17 before the bell. Analysts are looking for earnings of $4.65 per share on revenues of $8.7 billion. When the company last reported on April 17, earnings of $6.95 beat estimates by $1.38 per share on 25% revenue growth.
International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) shares are bumping up against four-month resistance as it continues to coil up beneath its 200-day moving average.
The result was a test of the summer 2017 lows, setting up a challenge of the dominant 2017-2018 trading range near $155 — which would be worth a 7% gain from here.
The company will next report results on July 18 after the close. Analysts are looking for earnings of $3.04 per share on revenues of $19.9 billion. When the company last reported on April 17, earnings of $2.45 per share beat estimates by three cents on a 5.1% rise in revenues.
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) shares broke out of a year-to-date downtrend earlier this month, and is testing the breakout above the 50-day moving average. Watch for a run at the 200-day moving average, which was last crossed in March.
Shares have been weighed down by negative headlines surrounding a lawsuit connecting baby powder to ovarian cancer. But with a St. Louis jury returning a $4.7 billion verdict, investors are starting to look beyond the risk.
The company will next report results on July 17 before the bell. Analysts are looking for earnings of $2.07 per share on revenues of $20.4 billion. When the company last reported on April 17, earnings of $2.06 per share beat estimates by six cents on a 12.6% rise in revenues.
JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) shares are breaking higher following earnings, threatening to push up and out of a downward tilting trading range that's been in place since February. The company reported on July 13, with earnings of $2.29 per share beating estimates by seven cents on a 9.1% rise in revenues.
Of the big banks that have reported thus far, the company's 14% return-on-equity tops the chart thanks to a 12% rise in trading revenue growth.
The company will next report results on Oct. 12 before the bell. Analysts are looking for earnings of $2.29 per share on revenues of $27.4 billion.
3M (NYSE:MMM) shares have quietly inched up and over its 50-day moving average, retaking its 50-day moving average, capping a four-month consolidation.
The company has had minor exposure to the deepening trade spat between China and the United States, which along with general investor disinterest in industry stocks lately, has pushed prices down more than 20% from their January high.
The company will next report results on July 24 before the bell. Analysts are looking for earnings of $2.60 per share on revenues of $8.4 billion. When the company last reported on April 24, earnings of $2.50 beat estimates by two cents on a 7.7% rise in revenues.
Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) shares have enjoyed a professional-looking, steady-state rise out of their early May lows, closing in on the 200-day moving average.
The 200-day moving average looms just ahead, which would clear the way for a move towards the highs above $90-a-share set late last year.
The company will next report results on July 31 before the bell. Analysts are looking for earnings of 90 cents per share on revenues of $16.6 billion.
When the company last reported on April 19, earnings of $1.00 per share beat estimates by a penny on a 4.3% rise in revenues.
Travelers (NYSE:TRV) shares have perked back up and over its 50-day moving average, ending a downtrend going back to March, setting up another re-test of its 200-day moving average.
Shares have been in a steady pattern since the 2011 U.S. credit downgrade low, continuing a persistent upward march with occasional buying dips along the way.
The company will next report result son July 19 before the bell. Analysts are looking for earnings of $2.43 per share on revenues of $6.7 billion. When the company last reported on April 24, earnings of $2.46 missed estimates by 23 cents on revenues of $6.5 billion.
United Technologies (NYSE:UTX) shares have punched up and over its May/June reaction high, clearing the way for another run at the January-March highs near $138.
The company has been exposed to the U.S.-China trade fight via its aircraft engine division, but with the narrative lately changing to the huge number of aircraft backorders, investors are warming up to the name again.
The company will next report results on July 24. Analysts are looking for earnings of $1.87 per share on revenues of $16.3 billion. When the company last reported on April 24, earnings of $1.77 per share beat estimates by 26 cents on a 10.3% rise in revenues.
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It was designed by architect Charles H. McCauley for the Birmingham Realty Company, successor firm to the Elyton Land Company, which was major in designing the layout of the city of Birmingham and which built Highland Avenue.

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Brickell CityCentre will consist of six towers including 520,000 square feet of shopping and dining space, a 243-room luxury hotel, 93 high-end apartments, and 820 condominiums spread over two residential towers. The condos will account for about 1,128,000 square feet of the project and will be located kitty corner from each other across the development, one facing SW 1st Avenue intersecting SW 8th Street and the other fronting the Eighth Street Metromover Station at the corner of Brickell Plaza and SE 6th Street.
The two towers range in heights from 1,500 feet to just over 2,500 feet, making up about 40 percent of the overall gross footage for the entire project. The towers are part of Phase I of the project which began construction at the end of 2012 and are anticipated to open in 2015.
In addition, to luxury living spaces, office building, and a massive shopping mall, the project also includes a nearly 100,000 square foot combined medical office and wellness center.
Brickell CityCentre is also a 293-room luxury hotel with an additional 93-serviced apartment for temporary or part-time residents.
As part of Phase I of the $1+ billion development project, the hotel is expect to open its doors sometime in 2015 and is relying on Brickell CityCentre being at the forefront of an urban revival of the Brickell neighborhood and its transformation into a key commercial, financial, and recreational destination for visitors from around the world.
The upcoming hotel will place residence and guests at the heart of an architectural community of high-rise office buildings, wellness centers, state-of-the-art climate-controlled landscaping, and superior retail experiences. The wellness and medical center will suit a variety of needs from necessary medical procedures to restorative and cosmetic care.
It's central location and easy accessibility to a Metromover light rail station and Interstate 95 means it could be a primary target for high-end renters seeking a convenient living space and professionals requiring quick outlets to Brickell and other parts of Miami.
Luxury retailers will have no less than 500,000 square feet of open-air retail space to cater to the desires of the neighborhood's affluent constituency. The new shopping center will reflect the innovative and environmentally-friendly goals set forth for the entire project. Not only will the six-story shopping mall, enhanced by spacious outdoor shopping areas, be significantly larger than the Sawgrass Mills mall, it will also showcase a unique climate-climate control system dubbed Climate Ribbon.
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HAYES moved up to fourth in the table after a hard fought, nail-biting battle to beat Marlow.
HAYES moved up to fourth in the table after a hard fought, nail-biting end to the game.
They looked good at the start of their innings. Openers Ram Ramneth and Keith Wallis posted 67 before Ramneth was caught for 36.
Mick Green lasted just one ball, but it was his dad Simon who came to the rescue as he and Wallis put on a stand of 85.
Wallis reached 50 when he was bowled by Barlow, who then removed Sawant for five.
Green Snr succumbed for 65 with the score at 187-5 before Umar Farooq and Rex Kumar added 28 runs.
Claudius Wayland (13*) and Farooq (25*) kept the score ticking over and Hayes declared after 49 overs.
Kim Barlow had taken 4-78 for Marlow Park. With the pitch creating a problem with uneven bounce Marlow Park were soon in trouble and lost wickets regularly, wobbling at 4-28 after nine overs.
A brief stand of 44 was broken by Tom King with his first ball getting out Munsha for 22. Mick Green then trapped Salina for 19 and King bowled Rowell for a duck as Marlow subsided to 77-7.
However, Da Rocha, with the help of Way (20) and Barlow (30) pushed the score towards the 200 mark.
Da Rocha was bowled by Ramneth for 54 at 163-9, and Barlow was last man out, caught out on the boundary by Muna Sawant off Ramneth's bowling with just three overs and five balls left of the innings.
The bowling figures were King 3-32, Kumar 2-51, Wayland 2-29, Ramneth 2-23 and Green 1-52.


The term "acral" means the distal portions of the limbs (hand, foot) and the head (ears, nose). The term acral melanosis is loosely applied to an increase in melanin pigmentation, in a diffuse, reticulate, or focal pattern over the distal parts of the arms and legs. There are various causes of acral pigmentation varying from genetic to acquired, benign to malignant, autoimmune to infectious, drug-induced, nutritional deficiencies, postinflammatory, and even exogenous reasons. The pigmentation may be occurring in isolation or associated with various systemic features. An earlier age of the onset of pigmentation, a positive family history, and a reticulate or mottled pattern usually point to a genetic cause. The diffuse pattern of pigmentation is usually seen in racial, endocrine diseases, and nutritional deficiencies. Postinflammatory acral pigmentation may follow both infectious and autoimmune diseases and may even be drug induced. A correct diagnosis is important to decide on the management which varies from reassurance and counseling to active treatment. This review paper is an attempt to classify acral pigmentation based on its diverse etiological causes.
Background: Periocular darkening, popularly known as "dark circles," is a common condition globally. Pigment deposition, shadowing due to laxity, superficial location of vasculature and prominent nasojugal groove are recognized causative factors. Very few studies exist on its clinicopathological correlation, especially in the Asian population. Materials and Methods: Eighty-two consecutive patients attending skin outpatient department (OPD) with periocular hyperpigmentation (POH) who agreed to follow the study protocol were included in this descriptive study, conducted in Maharashtra, India. They were evaluated clinically and also investigated with histopathology, special staining and immunohistochemistry of the periocular skin to study the various factors involved in the pathogenesis. Results: 19.51% of the patients had a positive family history of POH, 90% gave history of exhaustion of periocular muscles, 41.46% had anemia, 8.54% gave history of aggravation during pregnancy and 7.32% had menstrual irregularities. Laxity of skin was present in 82.92% patients, visible veins in 50%, and sunken eyes with prominent infraorbital rim and shadowing in 26.82%. Periocular darkening due to pigment was present in only 17% patients, with mixed dermoepidermal pigmentation being present in majority (70.73%). Clinicopathological concordance was significant in case of dermal pigmentation (Fisher's exact test P-value <0.05) in contrast to epidermal. Conclusion: Periocular darkening was predominantly not due to pigment, but rather due to cutaneous laxity and vascular visibility through thin skin. Most of them with pigment had it in the dermis. Clinical dermal pigmentation correlated well with histology, unlike epidermal pigmentation. Iron and amyloid were not significant as etiological factors in our patients.
Context: Vitiligo is a cosmetically disfiguring condition especially in dark-skinned individuals, thereby adversely affecting their quality of life (QOL). Studies have reported higher psychiatric morbidity in patients with vitiligo, but a comparative study between patients with stable and unstable vitiligo has not been reported. Aims: To compare the psychiatric morbidity, perceived stress, and QOL in patients suffering from stable versus unstable vitiligo. Settings and Design: This was a clinical observational, cross-sectional liaison study conducted over a period of 2 years and included 100 consecutive patients with vitiligo, who came for treatment to the dermatology clinic of a tertiary care hospital. Materials and Methods: A dermatologist clinically assessed the patients and calculated their vitiligo area severity index score and dermatology life quality index. A psychiatrist evaluated the patients on the basis of the perceived stress scale (PSS), hospital anxiety and depression scale (HADS), and clinically established diagnosis using International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10). Statistical Analysis: The aforementioned variables between the two groups were compared using chi-square test and independent t test. Results: High psychiatric morbidity (65%) was reported in patients with vitiligo, with adjustment disorder being the most common morbidity. The most common reported stress was grief or emotionally significant loss. Psychiatric morbidity, scores on HADS, and PSS were significantly higher in patients with unstable vitiligo in comparison to patients with stable vitiligo. The quality of life (QOL) was mildly affected among the patients in both the groups. Conclusions: There is higher psychiatric morbidity in patients with unstable vitiligo along with a worse QOL in comparison to those with stable vitiligo. Patients with vitiligo should be assessed for stability as well as psychiatric morbidity, because it will have significant management implications.
A 2-year-old male child born of third degree consanguineous marriage was brought to dermatology outpatient department with multiple dark colored flat lesions over body and one large dark colored flat lesion over right side of body since birth. Another prominent feature was proptosis of left eye since 1 month. Cutaneous examination revealed multiple café au lait macules (CALMs) over lower limbs and back and large CALM over right side of back, chest, and upper limb with proptosis of left eye. Histopathological examination of large patch findings was suggestive of CALM. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain plain and contrast findings were suggestive of plexiform neurofibroma. Based on clinical features and investigations a diagnosis of giant CALM in segmental distribution in a case of neurofibromatosis 1 (NF1) was made. It can be explained on basis of type II segmental manifestation in NF1.
Menkes disease is an X-linked lethal multisystem disorder caused by the disturbances of copper distribution in different tissues due to the mutation of ATPA7 gene. The estimated prevalence of the disease is 1 in 100,000 to 1 in 250,000 (Kirodian et al., 2002).
Even though seborrheic keratosis (SK)-like histopathological change has been reported within verrucous epidermal nevi (VEN), SKs developing over epidermal nevi has not been described in the past, hence this report. A 50-year-old female presented with asymptomatic pigmented skin lesions over the right half of the body since birth and the appearance of new itchy raised lesions on these of 3 months duration. On examination, multiple verrucous pigmented papules and plaques, along the Blaschko's lines, were seen involving the right side of the body. Multiple discrete hyperpigmented plaques with a rough surface were seen scattered overlying the linear lesions. There were no similar lesions on the normal skin elsewhere. Investigations for internal malignancy were negative. Biopsy from the linear lesions was suggestive of VEN, while that from the new onset verrucous plaques was consistent with SK. Activating fibroblast growth factor receptor 3 mutations have recently been detected in SKs and VEN. This might explain the colocalization of these in our patient.


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Mary Fuller is ASSIA's General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, where she is a trusted executive who combines her technical expertise with her strong legal and business experience to provide advice and guidance to ASSIA, its executive management, and Board. Mary has specialized in high-tech for more than thirty-years.
Before ASSIA, Mary held positions including Chief IP Counsel and Managing Director at Maxim Integrated Products, where her global responsibilities extend to all facets of intellectual property, and further included primary responsibility for Compliance, Ethics, and Risk (CER), including Cybersecurity. Before Maxim, Mary served as a Director and Managing Counsel for Marvell Semiconductor where her primary responsibilities included serving as Assistant Secretary to the Board, as well as overseeing all litigation, driving key investigations, such as the Stock Option Backdating Investigation, and providing advice and guidance to Marvell's executives and Board.
For nearly a decade before going in-house, Mary practiced law at high profile Silicon Valley law firms including Pennie and Edmonds, and Bingham McCutchen. Before that, Mary was an electrical engineer at Hewlett-Packard.
Mary holds an AAS in Electronics from Glendale Community College, a BSEE from Northern Arizona University, and a JD with honors from the University of Notre Dame School of Law. In 2015 Mary was awarded the Watermark Emerging Leader Award and profiled in Silicon Valley Magazine, and in 2016 Mary's work was profiled in Modern Counsel Magazine.
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Q: Grouping Query Linq I have a 3 classes:
Class 1:
public IEnumerable<double> Values;
public Class2 class2Instance;

Class2:
public string Name;
public Class3 class3Instance;

Class3:
public long Id;
public string Name;

Now I have got a huge collection of Class1, something like an IEnumerable<Class1>, and I have the Class3 Id. How can I use an efficient LINQ query to get all Class1 instances which are relevant to Class2 which matches with Class1 ID?

A: Well if you've only got a sequence of them, you've got to go through all of them:
var matches = collection.Where(x => x.class2Instance.class3Instance.Id == id);

If you need to do this regularly, you may want to build a Dictionary<long, Class1> instead.
(I'm assuming that neither class2Instance nor class3Instance can be null. If they can, you'll need to use code like Aducci's.)

A: var query = from x in class1Enumerable
            where x.class2Instance != null
            where x.class2Instance.class3Instance != null
            where x.class2Instance.class3Instance.id == yourId
            select x;

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Stephen Hawking's Wheelchair and Doctoral Thesis Sell in Million Pound Auction
By Catie Keck on at
A selection of work and belongings of the late theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking snatched hundreds of thousands of pounds per item at a recent Christie's auction. Among the items sold were his motorised red leather wheelchair and a copy of his doctoral thesis Properties of Expanding Universes – one of five known copies – which sold for £296,750 pounds and £584,750 respectively.
The items were included in the Christie's auction "On the Shoulders of Giants," which ran Oct. 31 to Nov. 8 and included handwritten documents from fellow brainiacs Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and some guy named Albert Einstein. Auction items belonging to Hawking also included a copy of his book A Brief History of Time signed with his thumbprint that sold for £68,750, his Alpha Industries bomber jacket that sold for £40,000, and a collection of medals and awards that sold for £296,750.
In addition to Hawking's personal documents and items, an original production script for Stephen Hawking's final appearance on The Simpsons – in which he was portrayed as a disc jockey with gold chains and a Kangol hat – also sold for £6,250. An invitation to his famous Reception for Time Travellers snagged £11,250.
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"Stephen Hawking was a huge personality worldwide," Thomas Venning, head of the Books and Manuscripts department at auction house Christie's London, told Reuters prior to the auction. "He had this amazing ability to connect with people."
Hawking's red chair was among one of the earliest wheelchairs he used after he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). It was sold for nearly twenty times what it was expected to snatch at auction, and its sale will benefit both the Stephen Hawking Foundation and the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
According to the Guardian, the esteemed physicist's daughter Lucy Hawking said the auction was an opportunity for his admirers to "acquire a memento of our father's extraordinary life in the shape of a small selection of evocative and fascinating items." [Christie's via Associated Press]
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The Joe Jennings Bureau of Indian Affairs Records document Jennings' 26-year career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, during which time he occupied various positions with the Pine Ridge Agency in South Dakota, the Indian Reorganization Division, and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, many pertaining to the education of Native American youth and adults. Materials in this collection include correspondence, memoranda, pamphlets, press releases, circulars, photographs, maps, reports, and minutes.
Organized into 8 series: Series 1, Superintendent of Schools, Pine Ridge Indian Agency and Plains Area, Pine Ridge South Dakota, 1907-1935, undated; Series 2, Field Administrator, Indian Reorganization Division, Washington, DC and Chicago, Illinois, 1926-1939, undated; Series 3, Superintendent, Southeastern United States, Washington, DC, 1940-1945; Series 4, Superintendent, Cherokee Reservation, Cherokee, North Carolina, 1902-1954, undated; Series 5, Program Coordinator, Washington, DC, and Bureau of Indian Affairs post-retirement, 1945-1967, undated; Series 6, Memorabilia, 1938-1962, undated; Series 7, Photographs, 1934-1954, undated, and Series 8, Oversize materials.
Approximately 4 linear feet of papers were transferred from an East Tennessee State University department in May 1979. Joe and Aubrey Jennings' daughter Jean O'Brien contributed the remainder of the papers on three separate dates: October 1988, March 1991 and May 1996.
Bass, Althea. A Cherokee Daughter of Mount Holyoke, 1937. Bonser, Howard J., and Beryl B. Maurer. Process and Action in Organized Rural Communities: A Study of Six Cases in Tennessee, 1953. Bowers, Lola Garrett, and Kathleen Garrett. The Journal of Ellen Whitmore, 1953. The Cameo. Martha Washington College, 1915-1916. Fitzgerald, Mary Newman. The Cherokee, 1941. Hamilton, C. Horace. Health and Health Services in the Southern Appalachians: A Source Book, 1959. Hanczaryk, Edwin W. The Labor Force in West Virginia: A Study of Its Growth and Characteristics, 1954. Johnson, O.M., and A.J. Dadisman. An Agricultural Survey of Brooke County, 1915. Kephart, Horace. The Cherokees of the Smoky Mountains, 1936 Loomis, C.P., and L.S. Dodson. Standards of Living in Four Southern Appalachian Mountain Counties, 1938. McCall, William A. Cherokees and Pioneers, 1952. McLaughlin, James. My Friend the Indian, 1936. The Official Guide to Cherokee, 1954. "Rabbit Goes Duck Hunting: Cherokee Indian Legend." Simpson, George L., and Harriet L. Herring. Western North Carolina Associated Communities, 1956. Stringfield, Margaret. The Cherokee in Romance, Tragedy and Song in the Great Smokies, 1946. Tennessee Valley Authority. Recreational Development of the Southern Highlands Region: A Study of the Use and Control of Scenic and Recreational Resources, 1938. Thompson, James H. Labor Market Areas for Manufacturing Plants in West Virginia, 1955. Thompson, James H., and Thomas S. Isaack. Factors Influencing Plant Location in West Virginia, 1945-1956, 1956.
Scott Schwartz and Frank Heath completed processing and the collection was opened for research in 1989. In November 2014, Jean Rushing reprocessed Series 7 and grouped the photographs in two sub-series according to business and personal subjects. Jean Rushing completed a full reprocess of the remainder of the collection in Fall 2015.
Joe Jennings Bureau of Indian Affairs Records. Archives of Appalachia. https://archives.etsu.edu/repositories/2/resources/419 Accessed April 22, 2019.