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'JOKER' will be released on Blu-ray, DVD & 4K Ultra HD on 10 February 2020!
Having grossed more than $1 billion at the global box office, Todd Phillips' critically-acclaimed blockbuster, JOKER, starring Joaquin Phoenix, will be released on Digital Download on 27 January 2020 and on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, Limited Edition Amazon Exclusive 4K & Blu-ray Steelbook, Limited Edition Tradewide 4K & Blu-ray Steelbook, and DVD on 10 February 2020.
JOKER co-stars Robert De Niro, Zazie Beetz, Frances Conroy, Marc Maron, Bill Camp, Glenn Fleshler, Shea Whigham, Brett Cullen, Douglas Hodge, and Josh Pais.
Forever alone in a crowd, Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) longs for any light to shine on him. Trying his hand as a stand-up comic, he finds the joke always seems to be on him. Caught in a cyclical existence between apathy and cruelty and, ultimately, betrayal, Arthur makes one bad decision after another that brings about a chain reaction of escalating events.
Joaquin Phoenix stars in this powerful character study of a man struggling to find his way in Gotham City's fractured society.
JOKER 4K, Blu-ray, Limited Edition 4K & Blu-ray Steel Books contain the following special features:
• Joker: Vision & Fury
• Becoming Joker
• Please Welcome… Joker!
• Joker: A Chronicle of Chaos
The DVD contains the following special features:
Amazon Exclusive
Arthur Fleck
Shea Whigham
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Zazie Beetz


Bollywood legendry actor turned producer Sanjay khan launched his much awaited autobiography titled "The Best Mistakes Of My Life" published by Penguin Random House India, which will bring true facts of his personal and professional journey in front of his fans and viewers.
According to sources Mr. Farooq Abdullah former chief minister of J&K was invited as guest of honour. According to sources number of Bollywood celebrities including Hema Malini, Shatrughan Sinha, Jackey Shroff and Ponam Dhillon etc along with family members of actor were present during the launch of autobiography.
While interacting with media Sanjay said "Launching autobiography is happy and emotional moment for me, I never thought in my dreams that one day I will write my autobiography, however it was possible due to support of family and friends. Actor further said he is looking forward to create biopic in future.
Well few days back we came across news that Sanjay Leela Bhansali is coming up with sequel of blockbuster hit "Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam for the same filmmaker is going to collaborate with SRK and Salman.
According to latest development filmmaker has signed Salman and Alia for upcoming project "Ishallah". However some reports suggest that it's not going to be sequel it's going to be original.
Well it's been confirmed that Salman is going to collaborate with SLB however SRK's confirmation is still awaited, there are some reports doing around the corner that SRK is going to do cameo in upcoming project. Well it seems we have to wait for sometime till Sanjay Leela Bhansali come forward and reveal entire starcast.
According to sources upcoming project will be produced by salman home production Salman films in collaboration with Bansali Productions.
After great success of Yash starer Kannada flick KFG filmmaker is looking forward for second part of KFG but this time he is looking forward to sign Sanjay Dutt in lead opposite Yash.
Well first part of KFG has managed to become blockbuster hit by overtaking box-office collection of Baahubali 2.
According to latest report KFG has managed to earn good collection globally. Movie Hindi version collected 43 crore, making it first super duper hit south flick.
Well if news is believed to be true than its going to be delight for fans of Sanjay Dutt to watch him in KFG2.
Some of us may not be aware of fact that actor has worked in South flick before also, but it was cameo that he played in Nagarjuna and Ramya Krishnan starrer Chandralekha two decades back.
According to sources if everything goes according to plan movie will go floor very soon.
Bollywood most happening superstar Sanjay Dutt is going through very busy schedule this year as actor is shooting back to back for 5 projects.
According to sources Sanjay Dutt is taking some time off from his busy schedule to shoot for his upcoming most awaited periodic project Panipat by the end of this week, actor is in Jaipur to begin shoot of Panipat. In upcoming project actor is going to ease role of Afgan King, for the same he is going for bald look.
On work front actor is right now busy with his upcoming project's Prasthanam, Torbaaz, Panipat, Shamshera, Sadak 2 and Kalank.
Get ready to witness actor in different avatars in upcoming projects.
Well going through above news his fans will be feeling delighted to watch actor in different avatars in all five projects.
Well recently there were reports doing around the corner that Sanjay Dutt is going to do cameo in Akshay Kumar starrer 4th series of Housefull franchise.
Well latest reports suggest Sanjay gave a surprise visit on sets of Housefull4 as he was shooting for Ad-film, when he came to know shooting of Housefull4 is on progress near his ad set, actor immediately gave a surprising visit to meet his Bollywood buddy Akshay Kumar with whom he has worked number of time. Some of us may not be aware of fact that both Sanjay and Akshay are very good friends they share great bonding.
Well we hope after going through this news fans of Sanjay Dutt might feel dishearten who were eagerly waiting to watch him doing cameo in Housefull4.
On work front Sanjay is all set with upcoming project "Kalank" after completing "Kalank" he will start working on upcoming projects "Panipat" and Sadak2.
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt who is all set with Hindi remake of Telugu flick "Prasthanam" is looking forward to produce Marathi flick.
According to sources Sanjay Dutt is looking forward to produce Marathi flick under his home production Sanjay Dutt's Production.
Recently actor took social platform Twitter for confirming his upcoming Marathi production Ecstatic to announce @SanjayDuttsProd's 1st venture into Marathi films alongside @bluemustangcs, yet untitled. Directed by @rajguptalovesu, starring the talented @DeepakDobriyal #NanditaDhuri #AbhijeetKhandkekar @spruhavarad #ChittaranjanGiri & #AryanMenghji@maanayata_dutt".
According to sources upcoming Marathi project will be directed by Rajat Gupta.
According to sources maker of flick has not yet finalized title of flick, it will only be confirmed once everything get into place.
According to latest development apart from Marathi project, Sanjay is looking forward to produce three Bollywood project with renowned directors like We are Rohit Shetty, Milan Luthria and Prabhudheva,".
Recently Bollywood most happening actor Sanjay Dutt celebrated his 59th Birthday with his family and friends.
According to sources actor organized special late-night birthday party, for the same he invited only few family member and Bollywood colleagues who are very close to actor and his family.
Well its great year for actor as his biopic Sanju comes out to be blockbuster hit, Ranbir Kapoor did full justice to biopic, on the other hand his latest release Saheb Biwi aur Gangster3 had a great opening at the box office.
Best thing that came into light was heart touching birthday wish posted by his spouse Maanayata on social platform Instagram she wrote "You are my companion, comforter and friend, I am lucky to have husband like you, Wish you very Happy Birthday.
Sanjay has proved number of time no matter in what situation you are never quit, just keep on moving with positive attitude.
We wish actor Very Happy Birthday and wish him good luck for his future projects.
Well from the very first day we heard and watched dialogue from upcoming biopic Sanju "Bheek Bhi Mangi Hai (I have begged), everyone was curious why he begged.
Well when ever we go through scene in which actor is seen begging, one question arises why he did so. Well it's a true incident that actor has begged on the street when he was in America.
According to sources when Sanjay was drug addict, he was admitted to rehab center in USA, however after he fled away from rehab center,he had no money to eat and travel, therefore he begged whole day so that he can get food and buy bus ticket to go at his friends house for help.
In upcoming biopic viewers will get sneek peek of every bit of Sanjay Dutt"s life struggle.
Biopic is directed by Rajkumar Hirani and it is all set to release next week across nation and worldwide.
We all are waiting for upcoming biopic "Sanju" which is based on life story of Bollywood most anticipated and versatile actor Sanjay Dutt.
Recently Sanjay Dutt came forward and disclosed that he will watch "Sanju" once it get release.
According to sources after watching first trailer of Sanju actor got so nostalgic and emotional that he decided to watch biopic after release.
According to sources making of Sanju was not easy, as for maker of biopic RajKumar Hirani and Sanjay did 200 hour long sittings to get exact story.
Actor disclosed he want to watch Sanju as audience to get full feel of his life story, especially when he was with his parents.
From the very first day making of Sanju came into light Sanjay's fans are eagerly waiting for the release of biopic.
Biopic is all set to be released on 29th June.
Few days back we came across news that Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt is all set to produce Bollywood remake of Prassthanam.
According to sources in upcoming project Sanjay is all set to collaborate with Jackie Shroff and Manisha Koirala once again, before trio shared screen space in Kartoos. Jackie and Sanjay are coming together after a decade they were last seen together in Eklavya which released way back in 2007.
According to sources in upcoming project Sanjay Dutt and Manisha is going to play role of husband and wife, and Jackie will be playing crucial role. Other co-stars of this flick are Ali Fazal, Amyra Dastur, Chukey Panday and Satyajeet Dubey.
While interacting with media filmmaker Deva Katta said "Upcoming project is very close to his heart, he always had a dream working with Jackie Shroff and it seems his dream is coming true, on the other hand working with Sanjay Sir and Manisha is wonderful both the stars are great performers.
According to sources shooting of upcoming project will commence in Lucknow on 7th June.
Well few days back we came across news that Sanjay Dutts Tribute To Nargis Dutt home production house is looking forward to make Hindi version of Telugu blockbuster hit Prasthaanam.
According to latest development Sanjay is looking forward to start shooting of flick on 1st June, which happens to be birthday of his mother Nargis Dutt.
In upcoming project you will watch baba playing lead role opposite Ali Fazal and Amyra Dastur.
Upcoming project will be directed by original flick director Deva Katta.
Best thing about this project is that Sanjay is going to produce after a gap of seven years, his last production was Rascals released way back in 2011.
Upcoming project is going to be political thriller.
On work front right now Sanju is busy with his upcoming project Sahib Biwi Aur Gangster 3.
Well it's going to be great tribute by a son for his mother.


At Cottonwood Falls I tried to get everything done as quickly as possible. I wanted to get moving again. In the past, at 24 hour races, I've stopped for too long and stiffened up or fallen asleep. I didn't want that to happen here. I was surprised at who was still waiting around at the checkpoint. Paddy was still there, along with Dave Simmons. There were about 6 people overall who had gotten there before me. I was pretty happy about that. I refilled my Camelbak and bottle, ate a couple of fig bars and a gel and was ready to go.
Dave and I decided to ride together for a while. We rode together for a while and chatted about the Arrowhead race and TI2. It was pretty flat with good roads for a while. About mile 100 things started to get hilly and the gravel got rougher. We crossed over our first cattle grate and into open range territory. I seem to be a pretty good climber and so the hills didn't phase me, but rather gave me energy. At times I gained some distance on Dave, but I couldn't keep it. It wasn't really my intention to drop him so I was okay with it. Soon we crossed over Interstate 35. It was interesting to think of people speeding through the area at 70+ mph, not noticing anything, while we were crawling along at barely 10 mph and enjoying it immensely.
Around this point we started up a long incline. Actually we had been climbing more than descending for some time, but now it started to get serious. It was never super steep, but it went on for longer than anything around central Iowa (not too hard to find I guess). As we got to the top the rider behind caught up with us. It was Paddy. Dave was right. He said that he had gotten lost and wasted about 45 minutes. Considering that he had only left 15 minutes or so before us he must really have been moving. He passed us as we got to the top of the hill and began to ride along the ridge. Dave chased him and I tried, but my body wouldn't let me. I knew that if I chased I'd be cooked for sure. We also caught the rider ahead of us here. It was a guy on a Salsa Dos Niner, geared too. I guess my intuitions about the single speed thing were wrong. I rode just behind him for a while, but he was a little faster on the rough roads and he soon dropped me.
This ridge was the highlight of the ride. It was more like being above treeline in Colorado than being in Kansas. There was just grass and rocks, lots of rocks. The bedrock poked through in many places and it made it seem almost like a moonscape to me. Very different from what I'm used to back in Iowa. The area was studded with oil rigs, some operating. That sort of added to the mystique. I saw a few pickups with trailers alongside the road, but didn't see anyone around. It took me a while to figure out that the trailers were for horses and that whomever was up here was going around on horseback. Some terrains really are impassable by motorized vehicle. I wonder if a Pugsley would do.
After riding on the ridge for a while we hit the downhill. This was a terrific downhill: fast, rocky, long, somewhat twisty, but there was never any need to brake. I felt really confident descending, but was convinced that I'd soon have a flat tire. I didn't have that flat and soon I was back pedaling along in the flatter valleys. Soon it seemed, I was out of the open range and back in civilization. The roads widened, became smoother and I was able to pick up speed a little and not get beaten up by the rocks.
It didn't seem like long and I was in Eureka. I thought I was home free on pavement all the way through town , but I was wrong. The race organizers had routed us down the (seemingly) only gravel road in town. It was rough and had some double track if I recall correctly. At the Casey's I caught up with everyone else. Paddy, Simmons, the guy on the Dos Niner along with a few others. I refilled my Camelbak and since I was out of Ultima powder I had to use the Elete capsule that I had with me. It didn't taste as good, but I think it got the job done. Dave gave me some of his Sun Chips and I was soon on my way.
Paddy had left just before me and I knew that Simmons was right behind. Soon though Simmons passed me and then, not long after, a rider on a black Crosscheck passed me. I felt like I was losing ground, but there was nothing to be done. I knew that if I started to push hard here I'd never make it the remaining 50 miles. I rode alone for a while. There was a long 8 mile stretch into the wind, but once I started I hardly noticed the wind. I just kept chugging along. About halfway through the 8 mile stretch I caught the guy on the Dos Niner. He was standing in the middle of the road talking on his cell phone. I asked him if he was okay and he said he was. I wonder what he was doing. I thought at the time that he might be dropping out.
Towards the end of the 8 miles was the worst water crossing of the ride. A short steep downhill into a rough, rocky stream. I was forced to brake and slow down for fear of losing control or pinch-flatting. Right afterwards though was a super-steep uphill. I had to stand and grind and still I barely made it. From the tire tracks it looked like others had had problems too. Some tracks weaved side to side more than I'd think was efficient.
As I reached mile 170 the hills started up again. There were some nice views and I saw some bird that was small, black and white, had a long tail, and liked sitting on fences. Kansas sure does have a lot of interesting birds. I was getting pretty tired of riding a bike so it was nice when Joe Partridge caught up with me and said he wanted to ride together. He said he was happy with his placing (2nd single speed) and just wanted someone to talk with and make the time go faster. I guess I'm not much of a talker, but it was more company than I'd had for about 50 miles.
We stopped in Madison to top-off our bottles. I only put in about a quart. I figured I could make it the 25 miles to the finish with two quarts in the Camelbak and my 20oz. waterbottle. On the pavement around Madison I dropped Joe for a while, but I never seriously entertained the idea of leaving him behind. First, I knew he could catch me, second, why should I get rid of the only company I'd had in hours. Joe and I helped each other (he helped me more than I helped him) stay on course for the rest of the ride.
Just after mile 180 somebody on a full-suspension bike screamed past us. I hadn't even known he was behind us. I wanted to chase him, but once again, knew I couldn't. The idea did cross my mind though. I had intended to start pushing my pace with 20 miles to go, but now it didn't seem possible. It was getting dark as we rode into Olpe, the last town before Emporia and the finish. There were some huge stadium lights across town. It looked like a baseball game might have been going on. Baseball still seems to be popular in Kansas which I think is pretty cool even though I don't care for it.
We almost missed the last turn at mile 190. We couldn't see any of the markers we were expecting, but the map and our mileage said it had to be the one. The last 10 miles were daunting. I know I ride 10 miles every day; sick or well, awake or tired, every day, but thinking about 10 miles was just too much for me. Luckily Joe saw some fireworks in Emporia (I never did see them) and started talking about his time seeing a meteor shower on TI1. The talking helped to keep me from thinking about how far we had to go and before I knew it we were rolling into Emporia on pavement.
It almost seemed too short. We rode through town and found the hotel and finish line where we had started in the morning without a problem. There were quite a few people there to greet us and someone took our bikes for us. I was disappointed for Cory and Guitar Ted. As soon as I saw them I knew that they must have dropped out. I really wanted to see those two finish.
I know that I could have kept riding, but I was happy to be done. I showered and joined in the finish line festivities.
Tomorrow: analysis of my equipment, nutrition, and race strategy.
Great job Matt! I was thinking the same thing about the moonscape. Reminded me of the climb in the TDF. Mount Vontoux?
Great write up! I don't know how you can remember so much.
BTW, I think you can put that question of writing ability to rest. Nice.
Hey, Matt! I'm just getting around to reading your accounting and I must say, it is excellent!
I really appreciate your sentiments for Cory and I to finish. I must say though, that you have scads more experience than I at this sort of thing and I haven't ridden in a competitive event in almost 10 years.
That said, I am really disappointed that I didn't finish. I guess it's a blessing in disguise, really. I mean, if I'd have finished I might have thought, "Well, that's done, now what?" I may never have done this sort of thing again, and most importantly, there would be no reason to improve myself.
Now I'm motivated to do better, to get in better shape, and ride again in this event or one like it.
See ya out there somewhere!


Welcome back to SiteCompli's Ask the Expert series! This month we talked to Joe and Jo Ann Caracappa at Sierra Consulting Group, an elevator consulting firm specializing in inspection witnessing, modernization, and elevator evaluations.
Elevators are a crucial component of New York City's culture—with over 70,000 vertical transportation devices in the five boroughs and 30 million riders per day, they are undeniably entwined in our daily lives. Everyone has an elevator story: Ryan Seacrest got stuck in one, Carrie Bradshaw found love in one, and my co-worker Linda met Oprah in one. Even just a quick glance at the New York City skyline towering over the river makes it obvious that there are elevators in every single one of those buildings—making elevators a hotspot on the radar of all property managers and city regulators.
A case in point: since 2009, the Department of Buildings have increased regulations on elevators drastically. Category 1, 3, and 5 inspections became required, and in just the last two years alone, fines have doubled, meaning that one missed inspection could cost property managers up to $5,000.
Here at SiteCompli, we're all about breaking down complex regulations and processes into actionable steps for your compliance team. So, without further ado, here are our experts' takes on the current trends in the elevator industry.
Right now, most property managers are fairly aware of the 2009 regulations, requiring yearly Category 1 inspections, and Category 3/Category 5 inspections if and when they're required. Because of the advances in information technology, a lot more data is available to property owners, so most of them know when they need to complete and file their inspection reports, and so on.
Most of the violations and fines we're seeing nowadays are concerned with late or missing filings of Affirmations of Corrections (AoCs), as opposed to performance failures during Category 1 inspections. For example, if John Doe files his AoC late, and now his deadline for the Category 5 inspection is coming up, his Cat-5 filing will be rejected until he pays his fine for the late AoC filing—which he may not have known he had.
Even after your Category 1 inspections are completed, don't forget to make sure your AoCs (for any unsatisfactory Category 1 inspections) are filed completely and on time!
Elevator Door Lock Monitoring is another upcoming subject of regulation by the DOB. The city wants all elevators to be able to monitor the operations of their doors, to be enforced by January 2020.
For newer elevators (less than 10 years old or so), owners should be able to go into the elevator computer and activate the door monitoring program. If the computer does not yet have the program, the owner can contact their elevator company, who should be able to write and install software for that elevator monitoring program.
If the elevator is over 10 years old, it's very possible that it doesn't even have the ability to accept new software, in which case the owner would have to install an additional device onto the elevator to provide monitoring. This cost could run up to $15,000.
This is definitely a project that owners should be aware of and start to budget capital for in the near future.
Failing to check the history of your building with respect to previous Category 1, 3, and 5 inspections to make sure everything is up to date before switching providers.
Example: Bob decided that he wasn't happy with his current service provider and wanted to switch companies. He was using ABC Elevator Company, but made the switch to XYZ Company—however, he forgot to check whether he had any outstanding filings, and it turned out that he had an AoC that wasn't completed and filed on time. It'll be very difficult for him to now go back to company ABC and ask them to make corrections now that he has cancelled his contract with them, and XYZ Company will not file an AoC for a violation that didn't occur within their contract. Bob, in a nutshell, is in a very difficult situation.
Changing contracts without ensuring that the equipment on site is compatible with the contract language.
Because the terminology of maintenance contracts are written with the elevator company in mind, they can be very difficult to read for property managers without specific expertise in elevators. For example, Susan recently switched to XYZ Company, and during her annual Category 1 inspection, her inspector found deficiencies with the elevator in her building. However, what she didn't know was that her contract with XYZ Company did not cover corrections, so she had to spend more time, effort, and money on negotiating a proposal for XYZ Company to fix her elevator and file the AoC.
According to the experts at Sierra Consulting, the best way for customers to avoid these pitfalls are to consistently monitor their buildings and inspections, and make sure they have no open ECB, PVT, or Category 1/5 violations on a regular basis. Hiring a third-party elevator consultant to witness inspections is required by law—but communicating regularly with your elevator consultant to make sure you stay on top of your inspections and corrections can prove to be a valuable relationship, and one that we'd highly recommend.
Special thanks again to Joe and Jo Ann Caracappa at Sierra NY Consulting for their expertise.


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Lee Goldman is an American cardiologist and educator at Columbia University, where he is professor of medicine at the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, professor of epidemiology at the Mailman School of Public Health, and Dean Emeritus of the Faculties of Health Sciences and Medicine.  From 2006 to 2020 he served as Executive Vice President and Dean of the Faculties of Health Sciences and Medicine, Chief Executive Officer of the Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and Harold and Margaret Hatch Professor of the university. Before moving to Columbia, he was chair of the department of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. He received his B.A., M.D., and M.P.H. degrees from Yale University.

Goldman is a fellow and former president of the Association of American Physicians, a member of the National Academy of Medicine, and the American Society for Clinical Investigation, as well as a fellow of the American College of Cardiology and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is the lead editor of Goldman-Cecil Medicine, and has received the John Phillips Award, the highest award given by the American College of Physicians.

On June 30, 2020, Goldman stepped down from his administrative positions at Columbia. He remains on the faculty of Columbia's Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, where he is a professor of medicine, and of its Mailman School of Public Health, where he is a professor of epidemiology.

Research
Goldman is a physician and researcher, specializing in cardiology. His research has focused on the cost and effectiveness of diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for heart disease.

In 1977, Goldman created the "Goldman Index," which is used by cardiologists as a means of evaluating the cardiac risk of non-cardiac surgery. He later developed the "Goldman Criteria," a set of guidelines that help healthcare workers determine which patients with chest pain require hospital admission.

In 1987, Goldman established the Coronary Heart Disease Policy Model, a computer simulation model which has been influential in helping cardiologists to set priorities for preventing and treating coronary disease.

At Harvard, Goldman and his colleagues started one of the first chest pain evaluation units. Today, these are common at many hospitals around the U.S.

Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Goldman served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Columbia University Irving Medical Center and Dean of the Faculties of Health Sciences and Medicine at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons for 14 years between 2006 and 2020.

During Goldman's tenure, Columbia became the first medical school to eliminate all need-based loans and replace them with scholarships.

Goldman oversaw the opening of the Vagelos Education Center, a new state-of-the-art medical and graduate education building, Haven Plaza, a new outdoor pedestrian plaza open to the public created by closing off a block of Haven Avenue, and a new clinical practice in midtown Manhattan.

Goldman helped grow Columbia's research impact by starting several research initiatives including in immunology, stem cell biology, genomics, structural biology, and computational biology. In 2019, Columbia University Irving Medical Center was ranked No. 1 healthcare institution for research by the Nature Index, an annual calculation of research citations.

Awards
 Glaser Award (Society of General Internal Medicine)
 John Phillips Award (American College of Physicians)
 Williams Award (Association of Professors of Medicine)
 Blake Award (Association of American Physicians)

Honors
 Member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation
 Past President of the Association of American Physicians
 Past President of the Society of General Internal Medicine
 Past President of the Association of Professors of Medicine
 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
 Past director of the American Board of Internal Medicine
 Member of the National Academy of Medicine

Selected publications

Too Much of a Good Thing

References

Further reading

American university and college faculty deans
Columbia University faculty
Living people
American cardiologists
Yale University alumni
1948 births
Members of the National Academy of Medicine

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The 14th Military Circle Chief Nirundorn Samutsakhon discussed the Royal Thai Army's re-organization plan for Pattaya beach, which mentioned 3 points that needed to be resolved. First the prices of tourism services need to be fairer. Next the standards of cleanliness and sanitation should be at its highest level and lastly they should focus on tidiness. These 3 mains plans have been created to offer a more positive image of the tourism industry in Thailand. For this reason, now, the Royal Thai Army officers, the Pattaya Policemen and the Local company officers are cooperating continuously on multiple dimensions as part of dealing with the beach service entrepreneurs and their marine tourism activities.
For the re-organization of the beach service entrepreneurs, the Royal Thai Army has already announced they need to return areas which can be taken advantage off by people and tourists. The Royal Thai Army officers have determined that 25% of the areas currently being used should be returned for public use.
Major Nirundorn Samutsakhon said the Royal Thai Army will not use the same measures as in Phuket, because they believe some entrepreneurs have lived there for a long time and their livelihood depends on it, as they need their jobs to look after their families. Therefore, they will use the approach of kindly requesting the return of some areas. Everyone is expected to make sacrifices and cooperate with the Thai Government.
The 14th Military Circle Chief Nirundorn Samutsakhon believes the Pattaya re-organization dialogues have been very progressive. As a next step, all entrepreneurs and relevant staff will be asked to join a meeting that will clarify these re-organization measures, as the Army wants to show of the beach, as a public area, which belongs to everybody, of which everyone can reap the benefits. The enterprises must cooperate within the Thai government to achieve good results for the Thai Tourism industry and sustainable development for the future.
In addition, The Thai tourism officers will increase the frequency of security surveillance during the peak season for tourism, while they will also focus on publicizing tourism locations and tourist accommodation.


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If you're hoping to be buried in Canada, the expense can cost up to $10,000. As we all know, the end of every life is inevitable and therefore, funeral costs are also an unavoidable part of life.
When planning for your own funeral, you need to think of the costs of everything from burial to transfer of remains and the service.
As we all age, it's important to think about how we'll fund such a funeral without leaving the financial burden to our loved ones who are left behind and grieving.
A funeral is a time where you're being remembered. So, it's important to put some money away to make sure this day is a good representation of your life.
Funeral insurance for seniors is a great option to ensure there is money available for this sad occasion without putting the strain on your relatives.
By purchasing insurance, it's possible to ensure arrangements are taken care of so that your family and friends can grieve without worrying about money.
Let's take a look at some important information you should know before investing in your own funeral insurance for seniors.
1. What Exactly is Funeral Insurance for Seniors?
Firstly, before we look at why it's worth spending money on insurance, it's worth learning exactly what funeral insurance is.
You may have heard of, or you may already actually have life insurance. Essentially, a funeral insurance is a version of this insurance which is more specific.
But, what exactly does funeral insurance cover? Of course, depending on the premium you purchase, this can change.
The hiring of cars and a hearse.
And even travel for close relatives from out of town who attend.
Often, your relatives will be given a lump sum of money from the insurance company which will be specifically for covering the costs of the funeral.
2. Who Qualifies for Funeral Insurance?
In theory, absolutely anyone can qualify for funeral insurance. However, the title of such insurance is regularly known as an over 50s plan or product.
Don't be fooled, if you're unwell, you may not be able to qualify for life insurance. However, funeral insurance is very different from this and there are products which you can still qualify for. You may be facing a slightly higher premium, but this isn't necessarily always the case.
Of course, it's worth finding the best insurance company for you by asking how much money the lump sum is and by reading the small print. But, funeral insurance isn't off the table even if you're facing an illness.
In fact, purchasing such insurance can even make your last few months on Earth a little more comfortable as the worry of financial burdens on your family is taken away.
3. How Much will Funeral Insurance Cost Me?
As a retired senior, it's important to think about money and not waste cash on things which aren't required.
So, how much does funeral insurance cost? As with everything there are many variables which change the cost.
How old you are – if you're younger, it'll be thought that you have longer to pay and will have less of a monthly overhead.
Whether you're male or female – of course, on average, women live longer than men.
What you want to be covered at your funeral – for example, whether you want to be buried or cremated.
Any illnesses will also be taken into consideration in your application but shouldn't hinder you.
When you've worked out these answers, you could be facing a monthly price of anywhere between just $30 to $140. Paying an annual charge may be cheaper.
This is potentially one of the most important pieces of information to pay attention to when you're considering buying funeral insurance. That is, the small print.
Restrictions on where you travel – many funeral insurance plans won't cover you if you died while visiting a country they've deemed "dangerous".
Check the length of your premium – many plans may end when you reach a certain age. For example, 101 years old. It's better safe than sorry with such an ongoing expense.
When you pay – is it cheaper for you to pay in a lump sum every few months or even annually compared to paying monthly? This could help you save a large amount of money.
If you're feeling uncertain about reading the small print alone, it is worth hiring a professional to speak to. By doing this, the one-off expense may not be cheap but it could save you a lot of money in the long-term.
Of course, our journies through life are all different and, therefore, so are our funerals. But, before you even start spending any money on insurance, you should definitely work out exactly what you want to happen at your funeral.
Plan everything precisely. You may even consider getting quotes in advance from the place where you'd like your service to be held. Ideally, you'll choose a funeral insurance which is able to cover everything you want to happen down to the last cent.
Although it may feel unnecessary or distressing to discuss funerals with loved ones, it's an important topic to bring up.
If you can't bring yourself to speak about your funeral with your family, then leave instructions either with a lawyer or with someone else that you trust and can talk to.
This way, when you eventually die, your loved ones will know exactly what you want from a funeral when the time comes. They will also find that you have funeral insurance to cover your wishes.
Bear in mind that you can't pay for an expensive monthly or annual overhead, cremations are a lot cheaper than burials.
6. Plan Your Funeral in Advance – How Much Will it Cost?
Of course, in order to plan your funeral, you need to know roughly how much everything costs.
Let's have a look at a quick rundown of funeral averages to help you get an idea for how much you need to save.
From these figures, it's clear to see why the average cost of a funeral is around the $7,000 mark. Amazingly, only 10% of Canadians are prepared to pay for such costs and are leaving this huge financial burden up to their families.
7. How Should I Start Paying for Funeral Insurance for Seniors – Brokers or Captive Agents?
So, you've decided that funeral insurance is for you? Well, now you may be wondering how you go about procuring or paying for funeral insurance.
There are two main options for you. But, the most popular option is to choose a broker to do the work. This professional will explore insurance products which suit your needs.
They will help you go through the small print and find the right funeral insurance for you.
However, it's important to find a broker who is competent and has been recommended. If you find the right person, they can provide you with a great rate which is affordable and specific.
The second most popular option for those who don't want to pay a broker is to do the work yourself and go through a captive agent.
A captive agent works within an insurance company. Therefore, they will only be able to tell you about the prices and products which are available within this one specific company.
You should do your research to find an insurance company which offers you everything you need and read the small print before arriving or speaking to a captive agent.
But, once you've done all of this, the agent will be able to very quickly set you up with a plan.
As we've seen, funerals can cost a lot of money. If your family is facing a burden of $10,000 and then finds out that you have funeral insurance, they'll be greatly relieved.
But, make sure to let them know that you have money available for this occasion before you die. Funerals are an extremely emotional time and any way to remove some of the pressure from the day is always desirable.
It's extremely important to work out whether funeral insurance is right for you. Make this decision as impartially as possible.
You can begin by searching for the lowest insurance rates in Canada on our website by getting a quote for funeral insurance for seniors today.


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/*
==========
Compiler.h
==========
Smalltalk compiler
*/
#pragma once

///////////////////////
#include "..\Compiler_i.h"
#include "resource.h"
#include "CompilerDLL.h"

#include "..\DolphinSmalltalk_i.h"
//typedef STObject Object;
#include "..\VMPointers.h"

#include "..\DolphinX.h"

#include "Lexer.h"
#include "LexicalScope.h"
#include <stack>
#undef min
#undef max
#include <valarray>
typedef std::valarray<POTE> POTEARRAY;

#ifdef _DEBUG
	#include "..\disassembler.h"
#endif

///////////////////////

#define LITERALLIMIT		65536	// maximum number of literals permitted. Limited by the byte code set, but in
									// practice this limit would not be reached because the byte code limit would
									// be reached first.
#define ARGLIMIT			255		// maximum number of arguments (VM limit)
#define	ENVTEMPLIMIT		63		// (2^6)-1. Note that actual limit is 62, since value of 1 indicates that a context with 0 slots is required for a far ^-return

#define GENERATEDTEMPSTART " "
#define TEMPSDELIMITER '|'

#include "bytecode.h"

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CDolphinSmalltalk
class ATL_NO_VTABLE Compiler : public Lexer,
	public CComObjectRootEx<CComSingleThreadModel>,
	public CComCoClass<Compiler, &CLSID_DolphinCompiler>,
	public ICompiler
{
public:

DECLARE_REGISTRY(Compiler, "Dolphin.Compiler.7", "Dolphin.Compiler", IDR_COMPILER, THREADFLAGS_APARTMENT)

DECLARE_NOT_AGGREGATABLE(Compiler)

DECLARE_PROTECT_FINAL_CONSTRUCT()

BEGIN_COM_MAP(Compiler)
	COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY(ICompiler)
END_COM_MAP()

public:
	// Interpreting the primitiveCompile... type argument
	enum {CompileToCode, CompileToRTF, CompileToTextMap, CompileToTempsMap };

public:
	Compiler();
	virtual ~Compiler();

	void SetVMInterface(IDolphin* piVM) { m_piVM = piVM; }

	POTE CompileExpression(LPUTF8 userexpression, Oop compiler, Oop notifier, Oop contextOop, FLAGS flags, unsigned& len, int startAt);
	Oop EvaluateExpression(LPUTF8 text, POTE method, Oop contextOop, POTE pools);
	Oop EvaluateExpression(LPUTF8 source, int start, int end, POTE oteMethod, Oop contextOop, POTE pools);

	// External interface requirements
	void GetContext(POTE workspacePools);
	void GetInstVars();

	POTE NewMethod();
	POTE __stdcall NewCompiledMethod(POTE classPointer, unsigned numBytes, const STMethodHeader& hdr);
	Str GetSelector() const;
	POTE GetTextMapObject();
	POTE GetTempsMapObject();
	bool Ok() const;

	int GetLiteralCount() const;

	void Warning(int code, Oop extra=0);
	void Warning(const TEXTRANGE& range, int code, Oop extra=0);
	void WarningV(const TEXTRANGE& range, int code, ...);
	bool IsInteractive() const;

private:
	// Flags
	bool WantSyntaxCheckOnly() const;
	bool WantOptimize() const;
	bool WantTextMap() const;
	bool WantTempsMap() const;
	bool WantDebugMethod() const;

	POTE CompileForClassHelper(LPUTF8 compiletext, Oop compiler, Oop notifier, POTE aClass, FLAGS flags=Default);
	POTE CompileForEvaluationHelper(LPUTF8 compiletext, Oop compiler, Oop notifier, POTE aBehavior, POTE workspacePools, FLAGS flags=Default);

	void SetFlagsAndText(FLAGS flags, LPUTF8 text, int offset);
	void PrepareToCompile(FLAGS flags, LPUTF8 text, int offset, POTE classPointer, Oop compiler, Oop notifier, POTE workspacePools, POTE compiledMethodClass, Oop context=0);
	virtual void _CompileErrorV(int code, const TEXTRANGE& range, va_list extras);
	Oop Notification(int errorCode, const TEXTRANGE& range, va_list extras);
	void InternalError(const char* szFile, int line, const TEXTRANGE&, const char* szMsg, ...);

	Str  GetClassName();
	Str GetNameOfClass(Oop oopClass, bool recurse=true);

	// Moved from Interpreter as compiler specific (to ease removal of compiler)
	Oop NewNumber(LPUTF8 textvalue) const;
	POTE NewAnsiString(const char*) const;
	POTE NewAnsiString(const Str&) const;
	POTE NewUtf8String(LPUTF8) const;
	POTE NewUtf8String(const Str&) const;
	POTE InternSymbol(LPUTF8) const;
	POTE InternSymbol(const Str&) const;

	// Lookup
	int FindNameAsSpecialMessage(const Str&) const;
	bool IsPseudoVariable(const Str&) const;
	int FindNameAsInstanceVariable(const Str&) const;
	TempVarRef* AddTempRef(const Str& strName, VarRefType refType, const TEXTRANGE& refRange, int expressionEnd);

	enum StaticType { STATICCANCEL=-1, STATICNOTFOUND, STATICVARIABLE, STATICCONSTANT };
	StaticType FindNameAsStatic(const Str&, POTE&, bool autoDefine=false);

	void WarnIfRestrictedSelector(int start);

	// Code generation
	int GetCodeSize() const;
	int AddToFrameUnconditional(Oop object, const TEXTRANGE&);
	int AddToFrame(Oop object, const TEXTRANGE&);
	int AddStringToFrame(POTE string, const TEXTRANGE&);
	POTE AddSymbolToFrame(LPUTF8, const TEXTRANGE&);
	POTE AddSymbolToFrame(const char*, const TEXTRANGE&);
	void InsertByte(int pos, BYTE value, BYTE flags, LexicalScope* pScope);
	void RemoveByte(int pos);
	void RemoveBytes(int start, int stop);
	int RemoveInstruction(int pos);
	int GenByte(BYTE value, BYTE flags, LexicalScope* pScope);
	int GenData(BYTE value);
	int GenInstruction(BYTE basic, BYTE offset=0);
	int GenInstructionExtended(BYTE basic, BYTE extension);
	int GenLongInstruction(BYTE basic, WORD extension);
	void UngenInstruction(int pos);
	void UngenData(int pos, LexicalScope* pScope);

	int GenNop();
	int GenDup();
	int GenPopStack();

	void GenInteger(int val, const TEXTRANGE&);
	Oop GenNumber(LPUTF8 textvalue, const TEXTRANGE&);
	void GenNumber(Oop, const TEXTRANGE&);
	void GenConstant(int index);
	void GenLiteralConstant(Oop object, const TEXTRANGE&);
	void GenStatic(const POTE oteStatic, const TEXTRANGE&);

	int GenMessage(const Str& pattern, int argumentCount, int messageStart);

	int GenJumpInstruction(BYTE basic);
	int GenJump(BYTE basic, int location);
	void SetJumpTarget(int jump, int target);

	int GenTempRefInstruction(int instruction, TempVarRef* pRef);
	int GenPushCopiedValue(TempVarDecl*);

	void GenPushSelf();
	void GenPushVariable(const Str&, const TEXTRANGE&);
	int GenPushTemp(TempVarRef*);
	int GenPushInstVar(BYTE index);
	void GenPushStaticVariable(const Str&, const TEXTRANGE&);
	void GenPushStaticConstant(POTE oteBinding, const TEXTRANGE& range);
	void GenPushConstant(Oop objectPointer, const TEXTRANGE& range);
	bool GenPushImmediate(Oop objectPointer, const TEXTRANGE& range);

	void GenPopAndStoreTemp(TempVarRef*);

	int GenStore(const Str&, const TEXTRANGE&, int assignedExpressionStop);
	int GenStoreTemp(TempVarRef*);
	int GenStoreInstVar(BYTE index);
	int GenStaticStore(const Str&, const TEXTRANGE&, int assignedExpressionStop);

	int GenReturn(BYTE retOp);
	int GenFarReturn();

	// Pass 2 and optimization
	int Pass2();
	void RemoveNops();
	void Optimize();
	int CombinePairs();
	int CombinePairs1();
	int CombinePairs2();
	int OptimizePairs();
	int OptimizeJumps();
	int InlineReturns();
	int ShortenJumps();
	void FixupJumps();
	void FixupJump(int);

	// Recursive Decent Parsing
	POTE  ParseMethod();
	POTE  ParseEvalExpression(TokenType);
	void ParseMessagePattern();
	void ParseArgument();
	int ParseTemporaries();
	int ParseStatements(TokenType, bool popResults = true);
	void ParseBlockStatements();
	void ParseStatement();
	void ParseExpression();
	void ParseAssignment(const Str&, const TEXTRANGE&);
	void ParseTerm(int textPosition);
	void ParseBinaryTerm(int textPosition);
	void ParseBraceArray(int textPosition);
	void ParseContinuation(int exprMark, int textPosition);
	int ParseKeyContinuation(int exprMark, int textPosition);
	int ParseBinaryContinuation(int exprMark, int textPosition);
	int ParseUnaryContinuation(int exprMark, int textPosition);
	void MaybePatchNegativeNumber();
	void MaybePatchLiteralMessage();

	// Parsing for primitive methods
	void ParsePrimitive();

	struct LibCallType
	{
		LPUTF8 szCallType;
		DolphinX::ExtCallDeclSpecs nCallType;
	};
	static LibCallType callTypes[DolphinX::NumCallConventions];

	LibCallType* ParseCallingConvention(const Str&);
	void ParseLibCall(DolphinX::ExtCallDeclSpecs decl, int callPrim);
	void ParseVirtualCall(DolphinX::ExtCallDeclSpecs decl);

	struct TypeDescriptor
	{
		DolphinX::ExtCallArgTypes	type;
		Oop							parm;
		TEXTRANGE					range;
	};

	int ParseExtCallArgs(TypeDescriptor args[]);
	void ParseExtCallArgument(TypeDescriptor& out);
	void ParseExternalClass(const Str&, TypeDescriptor&);
	POTE FindExternalClass(const Str&, const TEXTRANGE&);
	DolphinX::ExtCallArgTypes TypeForStructPointer(POTE oteStructClass);
	DolphinX::ExternalMethodDescriptor& buildDescriptorLiteral(TypeDescriptor args[], int argcount, DolphinX::ExtCallDeclSpecs decl, LPUTF8 procName);
	void mangleDescriptorReturnType(TypeDescriptor& retType, const TEXTRANGE&);

	bool IsAtMethodScope() const;
	bool IsInBlock() const;
	bool IsInOptimizedBlock() const;

	void ParseBlock(const int textPosition);
	int  ParseBlockArguments(const int textPosition);
	bool ParseIfTrue(const TEXTRANGE&);
	bool ParseIfFalse(const TEXTRANGE&);
	bool ParseAndCondition(const TEXTRANGE&);
	bool ParseOrCondition(const TEXTRANGE&);
	bool ParseIfNilBlock(bool noPop);
	int ParseIfNotNilBlock();
	bool ParseIfNil(const TEXTRANGE&, int);
	bool ParseIfNotNil(const TEXTRANGE&, int);
	bool ParseWhileLoop(bool, const int mark);
	bool ParseWhileLoopBlock(const bool bIsWhileTrue, const int mark, const TEXTRANGE& tokenRange, const int textStart);
	bool ParseRepeatLoop(const int mark);
	bool ParseTimesRepeatLoop(const TEXTRANGE&);
	void ParseToByNumberDo(int toPointer, Oop oopStep, bool bNegativeStep);
	bool ParseToDoBlock(int, int toPointer);
	bool ParseToByDoBlock(int, int toPointer, int byPointer=0);
	void ParseZeroArgOptimizedBlock();
	int ParseOptimizeBlock(int argc);

	void InlineOptimizedBlock(int nStart, int nStop);
	bool InlineLoopBlock(const int loopmark, const TEXTRANGE&);
	int PatchBlocks();
	int PatchBlockAt(int i);
	void MakeCleanBlockAt(int i);

	POTE ParseArray();
	POTE ParseByteArray();
	Oop  ParseConstExpression();

	int	PriorInstruction() const;
	bool LastIsPushSmallInteger(int& value) const;
	Oop LastIsPushNumber() const;
	Oop IsPushLiteral(int pos) const;

	// Temporaries
	TempVarDecl* AddTemporary(const Str& name, const TEXTRANGE& range, bool isArg);
	TempVarDecl* AddArgument(const Str& name, const TEXTRANGE& range);
	TempVarRef* AddOptimizedTemp(const Str& name, const TEXTRANGE& range=TEXTRANGE());
	void RenameTemporary(int temporary, LPUTF8 newName, const TEXTRANGE& range);
	void CheckTemporaryName(const Str&, const TEXTRANGE&, bool isArg);
	void PushNewScope(int textStart, bool bOptimized=false);
	void PushOptimizedScope(int textStart=-1);
	void PopScope(int textStop);
	void PopOptimizedScope(int textStop);
	LexicalScope* GetMethodScope() const;
	void DetermineTempUsage();
	TempVarDecl* DeclareTemp(const Str& strName, const TEXTRANGE& range);
	void FixupTempRef(int i);
	int FixupTempRefs();
	int FixupTempsAndBlocks();
	void PatchOptimizedScopes();
	void PatchCleanBlockLiterals(POTE oteMethod);
	int GetArgumentCount() const;

	// text map
	int AddTextMap(int ip, const TEXTRANGE&);
	int AddTextMap(int ip, int textStart, int textStop);
	bool AdjustTextMapEntry(int ip, int newIP);
	void InsertTextMapEntry(int ip, int textStart, int textStop);
	bool RemoveTextMapEntry(int ip);
	bool VoidTextMapEntry(int ip);
#ifdef _DEBUG
	void AssertValidIpForTextMapEntry(int ip, bool bFinal);
	void VerifyTextMap(bool bFinal = false);
	void VerifyJumps();
	bool IsBlock(Oop oop);
	void disassemble(std::wostream& stream);
	void disassemble();
	std::wstring DebugPrintString(Oop);

public:
	// Methods required by Disassembler
	BYTE GetBytecode(size_t ip) { return m_bytecodes[ip].byte; }
	Str GetSpecialSelector(size_t index);
	std::wstring GetLiteralAsString(size_t index) { return DebugPrintString(m_literalFrame[index]); }
	Str GetInstVar(size_t index) { return m_instVars[index]; }

private:
#else
#define AssertValidIpForTextMapEntry __noop
#define VerifyTextMap __noop
#define VerifyJumps __noop
#define disassemble __noop
#endif

	void BreakPoint();

	const VMPointers& GetVMPointers() const
	{
		return *(VMPointers*)m_piVM->GetVMPointers();
	}

	POTE Nil() const
	{
		return m_piVM->NilPointer();
	}

	void MakeQuickMethod(STMethodHeader& hdr, STPrimitives extraIndex);

public:
	POTE InstVarNamesOf(POTE aBehavior)/* throws SE_VMCALLBACKUNWIND */;
	POTE FindDictVariable(POTE dict, const Str&)/* throws SE_VMCALLBACKUNWIND */;
	//POTE FindClass(const Str&)/* throws SE_VMCALLBACKUNWIND */;
	POTE FindGlobal(const Str&)/* throws SE_VMCALLBACKUNWIND */;
	POTE DictAtPut(POTE dict, const Str&, Oop value)/* throws SE_VMCALLBACKUNWIND */;
	bool CanUnderstand(POTE oteBehavior, POTE oteSelector);
	Str GetString(POTE oopString);

	// Special names for compiler and decoder
	static const char* s_specialObjectName[];

// ICompiler
public:
	STDMETHOD_(POTE, CompileForClass)(IUnknown* piVM, Oop compiler, const char* compiletext, POTE aClass, FLAGS flags, Oop notifier);
	STDMETHOD_(POTE, CompileForEval)(IUnknown* piVM, Oop compiler, const char* compiletext, POTE aClass, POTE workspacePools, FLAGS flags, Oop notifier);

private:
	// Parse state
	bool m_ok;								// Parse still ok?
	bool m_instVarsInitialized;
	enum SendType { SendOther, SendSelf, SendSuper };
	FLAGS m_flags;							// Compiler flags

	SendType m_sendType;					// true if current message is to super

	// Dynamic array of bytecodes
	BYTECODES m_bytecodes;
	int m_codePointer;						// Code insert position

	// Dynamic array of literals
	typedef std::vector<Oop> OOPVECTOR;
	OOPVECTOR m_literalFrame;					// Literal frame
	int m_literalLimit;

	// Fixed size array of instance vars (determined from class)
	typedef std::valarray<Str> STRINGARRAY;
	STRINGARRAY m_instVars;

	typedef std::vector<LexicalScope*> SCOPELIST;
	SCOPELIST m_allScopes;
	LexicalScope* m_pCurrentScope;

	POTE m_class;							// The current class to which the compilation applies
	POTE m_oopWorkspacePools;				// Shared pools for associated workspace
	Oop	 m_context;							// Compilation context for expression

	Str m_selector;							// The current message selector

	unsigned m_primitiveIndex;				// Index of primitive or zero
	Oop m_compilerObject;					// The object which was the receiver of the primCompile:... message to start compilation

	struct TEXTMAP
	{
		int ip;
		int start;
		int stop;

		TEXTMAP(int ip, int start, int stop) { this->ip = ip; this->start = start; this->stop = stop; }
		TEXTMAP() { ip = start = stop = -1; }
	};

	typedef std::vector<TEXTMAP> TEXTMAPLIST;
	TEXTMAPLIST m_textMaps;

	TEXTMAPLIST::iterator FindTextMapEntry(int ip);

	POTE m_compiledMethodClass;				// Class of compiled method to generate
	Oop m_notifier;							// Notifier object to send compilerError:... callbacks to
};

OBJECT_ENTRY_AUTO(__uuidof(DolphinCompiler), Compiler)

///////////////////////

// Inlines
inline bool Compiler::WantSyntaxCheckOnly() const { return (m_flags & SyntaxCheckOnly)!=0; }
inline bool Compiler::IsInteractive() const { return ((m_flags & Interactive)!=0) && !WantSyntaxCheckOnly(); }
inline bool Compiler::WantOptimize() const { return (m_flags & NoOptimize)==0; }
inline bool Compiler::WantTextMap() const { return (m_flags & TextMap)!=0; }
inline bool Compiler::WantDebugMethod() const { return (m_flags & DebugMethod)!=0; }
inline bool Compiler::WantTempsMap() const { return (m_flags & TempsMap)!=0; }
inline Str Compiler::GetSelector() const { return m_selector; }
inline bool Compiler::Ok() const { return m_ok; }
inline int Compiler::GetLiteralCount() const { return m_literalFrame.size(); }

inline int Compiler::GetCodeSize() const
{
	return m_bytecodes.size();
}

inline int Compiler::GetArgumentCount() const
{
	return GetMethodScope()->GetArgumentCount();
}

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Insert a data byte at the code pointer, returning the position at which
// the date byte was inserted.
inline int Compiler::GenData(BYTE value)
{
	return GenByte(value, BYTECODE::IsData, NULL);
}

inline void Compiler::UngenData(int pos, LexicalScope* pScope)
{
	_ASSERTE(pos < GetCodeSize());
	#ifdef _DEBUG
	{
		BYTECODE& bc = m_bytecodes[pos];
		_ASSERTE(bc.isData());
		_ASSERTE(!bc.isJumpSource());
	}
	#endif
	m_bytecodes[pos].makeNop(pScope);
}

// Insert an instruction at the code pointer, returning the position at which
// the instruction was inserted.
inline int Compiler::GenInstruction(BYTE basic, BYTE offset)
{
	_ASSERTE(offset == 0 || ((int)basic+offset) < FirstDoubleByteInstruction);
	_ASSERTE(m_pCurrentScope != NULL);
	return GenByte(basic + offset, BYTECODE::IsOpCode, m_pCurrentScope);
}

inline int Compiler::GenNop()
{
	return GenInstruction(Nop);
}

inline int Compiler::GenDup()
{
	return GenInstruction(DuplicateStackTop);
}

inline int Compiler::GenPopStack()
{
	return GenInstruction(PopStackTop);
}

inline int Compiler::GenStoreTemp(TempVarRef* pTemp)
{
	return GenTempRefInstruction(LongStoreOuterTemp, pTemp);
}

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

inline bool Compiler::IsInBlock() const
{
	return m_pCurrentScope->IsInBlock();
}

inline bool Compiler::IsAtMethodScope() const
{
	_ASSERTE(m_pCurrentScope != NULL);
	return m_pCurrentScope == GetMethodScope();
}

inline bool Compiler::IsInOptimizedBlock() const
{
	return m_pCurrentScope->IsOptimizedBlock();
}

inline LexicalScope* Compiler::GetMethodScope() const
{
	_ASSERTE(!m_allScopes.empty());
	return m_allScopes[0];
}

///////////////////////

inline POTE Compiler::NewAnsiString(const char* sz) const
{
	return m_piVM->NewString((LPCSTR)sz);
}

inline POTE Compiler::NewAnsiString(const Str& str) const
{
	return NewAnsiString((LPCSTR)str.c_str());
}

inline POTE Compiler::NewUtf8String(LPUTF8 sz) const
{
	return m_piVM->NewUtf8String((LPCSTR)sz);
}

inline POTE Compiler::NewUtf8String(const Str& str) const
{
	return NewUtf8String(str.c_str());
}

inline POTE Compiler::InternSymbol(LPUTF8 sz) const
{
	return m_piVM->InternSymbol((LPCSTR)sz);
}

inline POTE Compiler::InternSymbol(const Str& str) const
{
	return InternSymbol(str.c_str());
}

inline void Compiler::RemoveByte(int ip)
{
	_ASSERTE(m_bytecodes[ip].isData());	// Should be using RemoveInstruction for op code bytes
	RemoveBytes(ip, 1);
}

inline Str Compiler::GetString(POTE ote)
{
	return MakeString(m_piVM, ote);
}

inline POTE Compiler::AddSymbolToFrame(const char* s, const TEXTRANGE& tokenRange)
{
	return AddSymbolToFrame((LPUTF8)s, tokenRange);
}

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Dissecting The Parts That Make The Whole Of Panda Bear's Magnum Opus
On December 20th 2016 » By Andrew Winistorfer
Panda Bear's Person Pitch is built upon a crucial mass of samples and influences, rendered like the mix of music banging around in Noah Lennox's head in album form. Not only did Lennox thank an insane amount of artists in the liner notes, he also sampled a bunch of artists too. So, in order to understand Person Pitch's robust sample material and how it was recontextualized into something new, here's a list of the songs from Person Pitch, paired with the songs they sample.
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"Comfy in Nautica"
A calm, chill album about trying to ease your way into adulthood actually opens with a soundtrack cut from a war movie. "Comfy in Nautica" is built on Hans Zimmer's "Jisas Yu Holem Hand Blong Mi," a song from the Thin Red Line soundtrack. It's chopped up in a way that it's hard to 100% hear the original in the Panda Bear song; it's not recognizable as the song in the movie's trailer.
"Take Pills"
"Take Pills" leans heavily on the percussion from Scott Walker's "Always Coming Back to You," a dignified ballad from Walker's 1967 album, Scott. That kicks in around the songs :36 second mark. When the beat switches about halfway through the song (around the 2:30 mark), the beat is handed over to the Tornados' "The Popeye Twist," one of the many singles that came out after Chubby Checker's "The Twist" blew up.
Lennox clearly rides for the Tornados, as he samples them again here. "Red Roses and a Sky of Blue" serves as the veritable backbone of "Bros," the enormous single from this album. But that's not the only sample that makes it into the song's stew: the thrusting guitar strums that provide increased heft to the song at the halfway mark come from Cat Stevens' "I've Found a Love" and the vocals droning in the background come from the Equals' "Rub A Dub Dub."
"I'm Not"
This is one of the harder to find sample sources on all of Person Pitch. "I'm Not" opens with a sample of Gothic Voices' cover of "Rose, Liz, Printemps, Verdure," which has been virtually erased off the internet. A different singer singing it is below; little did you know that an opera song would be sampled so heavily on this, a seminal indie rock album.
"Good Girl / Carrots"
The longest song on Person Pitch also has its longest sample sequences. The drums at the opening of the song through the ⅔ point of the song are taken from "Radio Calcutta #2," off a comp by the Sublime Frequencies Records comp. In its last third, it switches up to include a sample of Kraftwerk's "Ananas Symphonie." It also features a sample of a sound effect from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Enter the Dragon."
"Search for Delicious"
Lennox down-pitches the Goddess Enya for a sample of her "Na Laetha Geal M'òige," which provides "Search for Delicious" with its haunted, floating core. The song's other sample, "Beserker," is a nod to Lennox's Jane side project with Scott Mou.
The final song on Person Pitch, "Ponytail," isn't made from any noticeable samples, but given how deep into the crates Lennox dives for the other six songs, he can be excused for not busting out some deep, dusty cut for this one.
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UK home secretary defends naming Extinction Rebellion as extremist
By Paul Bond
The inclusion of climate activists Extinction Rebellion (XR) by police in a guide to "ideological extremism" marks a serious escalation of the assault on democratic rights.
Although the guide has now been withdrawn, the Conservative government has still defended including XR.
The Guardian reported last week that Counter Terrorism Policing South East (CTPSE) had included XR among extremists requiring reporting to the government's counter-radicalisation monitoring programme, Prevent.
The reaction of Home Secretary Priti Patel to widespread criticism of the move highlights its real aims. She told a radio interviewer that although XR was not a terrorist organisation the government had to look at "a range of security risks."
Police arresting an Extinction Rebellion protester last year
XR was listed among organisations that should be reported to Prevent, alongside proscribed far-right groups like National Action and the Islamist al-Muhajiroun, in a 12-page document, "Safeguarding young people and adults from ideological extremism." The document, produced last November, was marked "official."
The move immediately followed a mass crackdown by the Metropolitan police on XR protests in London held over a two-week period in October. By October 16, 1,642 people had been arrested with the police then imposing an unprecedented citywide ban on XR protests in the capital.
When asked about the document, CTPSE initially said they would review their guidance to clarify their position on XR. They then acknowledged that XR was not extremist and said the document had been recalled. Anxious about the fallout, CTPSE repeatedly insisted that their concern was "vulnerable people."
Police measures against the fascist right are always designed to win popular support for repressive legislation that is ultimately aimed at any leftward movement of the working class. The "Safeguarding" document confirms this in spades.
CTPSE said the guide had been produced "at a local level" and circulated to "statutory partners" defined as "Those in regular, direct contact with young people or members of the public. It is also relevant to managers, senior officers and safeguarding leads at all levels of local authorities"
Nine of its 12 pages are devoted to targeted organisations and tendencies. They begin with fascism, but the sequence is revealing: the neo-Nazi National Action and Sonnenkrieg Division; "Extreme Satanism" linked to the far right; Generation Identity and the alt-right more generally; the IS-supporting al-Muhajiroun; XR; animal rights extremism; then a final page on "Internet use."
This last section covers web use "through browsers, encrypted apps, social media and bespoke software." It expresses concern that the Internet is "a largely ungoverned space in which users can share or be exposed to extremist material in the form of websites, videos, imagery, documents, posts, and discussions on subject-specific forums."
Coverage of "What you might see and hear" focuses on circulation of material on encrypted apps and "individuals discussing ideological subjects with strangers on social media or the internet … encouraging people to act on grievances … Obtaining information from unevaluated sources."
XR is described as a "protest and civil disobedience" campaign "to pressure governments to take action on climate change and species extinction." The document acknowledges that XR is "non-violent against persons," but listed as a threat because of an "anti-establishment philosophy that seeks system change."
XR has advocated various forms of localism in production and political organisation while seeking to bolster the authority of national governments, portraying them as potential allies against global corporations. But even advocacy of "green capitalism" is considered beyond the pale by governments, which recognise the mounting social discontent that lies beneath them.
This document insists on political conformity and the impermissibility of criticising capitalism. It warns, for example, of "people speaking strong or emotive terms about environmental issues like … fracking."
The release of the police document follows a report last year by the government's Commission for Countering Extremism which condemned large sections of the "left" as "extremist." It denounced the way "revolutionary workerist ideas" have fuelled sympathy for "violent extremist tactics."
These categories are deliberately broad and flexible. The CTPSE document advises looking out for students who "may neglect to attend school" to join protests, reserving particular attention for those who "express admiration for those arrested for protest activity." Non-violent demonstrations—sit-down protests, graffiti, blockades—are listed as matters of concern.
Much of the official response to the revelation has been to defend the government's Prevent programme, which forces teachers and other public sector workers to report signs of "radicalisation." Prevent has been heavily criticised since its introduction in 2003, with human rights groups noting it is "stifling freedom of expression," breaching children's right to privacy, and intimidating, victimising and profiling Muslim children.
Last October civil liberties' organisation Liberty noted that a police database with full access to Prevent records was "being used to monitor and control communities." It offered information on the political thoughts and beliefs of thousands of people. Retired doctor Lyn Jenkins, for example, who suffers from claustrophobia, was referred to Prevent last year by his local NHS Trust after he discussed managing his condition in the event of arrest at XR protests.
Lord Carlile, the Liberal peer appointed by Theresa May's government to review Prevent but who subsequently stood down over claims of bias for his previous enthusiastic support for the programme, said of XR they "are not violent terrorists" but "disruptive campaigners." After making a distinction between "terrorism and protest," he added that XR was "mostly legitimate protest."
Carlile, an independent reviewer of terrorism legislation from 2001 to 2011, was defending Prevent and the police's right to mistaken judgment in "a very difficult area," where "errors of judgment are going to be made from time to time." Concern over Prevent's fate also came from its former head (2010-2015) Sir Peter Fahy. He said that moves like the CTPSE's risked eroding community confidence in the programme.
Fahy's remarks immediately triggered Patel's doubling down. She said Prevent's work was "based and calibrated upon risk." Where Fahy had made "one comment," she was looking at "a range of security risks."
She was unconcerned that, as she admitted, XR was not a terrorist organisation but "obviously a protest organisation." Everything "has to be based in terms of risk to the public, security risks, security threats … based on information from the police, and various intelligence that we will receive. That's the proper thing to do."
Blairite frontrunner for the Labour leadership, Sir Keir Starmer QC, defended XR's right to protest, but only within the context of reviewing Prevent, not abolishing it.
Starmer, as director of public prosecutions (DPP) 2010-2013, and head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), played a key role in the persecution and incarceration of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after his arrest in 2010. When Sweden was seeking Assange's extradition on false sexual allegations, the CPS, under the DPP, opposed a lower court decision to release the journalist on bail. Starmer said that the CPS was acting "as agents of the government seeking extradition, in this case the Swedish government. These proceedings are brought as agents of the Swedish government."
Every section of the establishment is looking to restore confidence in Prevent to legitimise state surveillance of the population. Last year Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu, the country's senior counter-terrorism officer, described Prevent as "badly handled" but vital.
The placing of XR on an extremism list confirms the assessments of the Socialist Equality Party that the state is moving to strengthen its repressive apparatus ahead of major confrontations with the working class. This is the basis for its planned legislation to ban all-out strikes by workers in the "essential" transport sector, paving the way for bans against every section of workers whose role is deemed essential to the functioning of the economy.
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Qantas Airways: Financial Modelling and Dividend Policy
Angelo Aspris
In 2014, Australia's national airline Qantas Airways Limited (Qantas) faced one of the most difficult years in its history. Following a loss of AU$2.8 billion, the airline's chief executive officer asserted that government intervention was necessary. He wanted the government to publicly guarantee the airline's debt, which would secure its credit rating and provide relief in challenging circumstances. His efforts were unsuccessful. Qantas instead embarked on a structural review and company transformation, seeking to repair its balance sheet and improve free cash flow. On August 23, 2016, having completed one of Australia's largest and most public corporate turnarounds, Qantas announced AU$1.53 billion in underlying profit. Inevitably, questions arose as to how Qantas would reward long-suffering shareholders. Having overcome trying financial problems, Qantas was facing a different challenge: whether, and how, to return cash to shareholders, having not paid a dividend for seven years.
Qantas Airways Limited (Qantas) was Australia's largest international airline group. It had recently experienced some volatile years despite an enviable safety record: Over 2013, the share price fell more than 26 per cent due to foreign ownership restrictions and soaring oil prices. However, in late 2014 and early 2015, Qantas experienced a sharp rebound with favourable foreign exchange rates and a reduction in oil prices. By August 2016, the company had announced an underlying profit of AU$1.53 billion. Should Qantas pay a dividend to its shareholders—something it had not done for the past seven years?
valuation, capital structure, dividends
Australia, Large, 2016
Supplements: 7B18N021 (162 KB)
Translations: Simplified Chinese (13 pages)
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The rooms of Hermoupolis have a lifetime of ten years with three renovations and a complete reconstruction of the building in which they are housed.
The architecture of the building complies with the building architecture of Syros, a separate building that excites all visitors.
Over the years we have learned through your own observations and desires. We work now with a plethora of travel agencies in Syros, but throughout Greece and abroad. We work with car rental agencies. And all this to serve your desires to have a good stay and the best memories of our beautiful island.


Canberra businesses are now able to sign up to upgrade their light bulbs to LED for free in a territory-wide push to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
This initiative follows on from the program that installed more than one million energy saving items in 75,000 Canberra homes, which came to an end last year.
The program is part of the ACT government's Energy Efficiency Improvement Scheme, which is funded by the electricity retailers.
ACT Minister for Climate Change and Sustainability, Shane Rattenbury said it would help save approximately 40,000 tonnes of polluting emissions in 2017.
"This initiative will allow businesses to reduce their energy consumption, reduce lighting energy bills by up to 60 per cent and improve the quality and lifespan of their light globes" Mr Rattenbury said.
ActewAGL is the first energy retailer to start offering lighting upgrades for businesses through its 'Big Business Light Switch' campaign. Other retailers are expected to follow in the coming months.
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An intense and emotional incarnation, the Ninth Doctor was the sole survivor of the Last Great Time War. Scarred by the terrible things he had seen and done, the Doctor hid his psychological trauma behind madcap wit and frivolity. He took Rose Tyler to see the end of the world, inspired Charles Dickens and showed that for once, everybody could live. After Rose defeated the Daleks using the power of the time vortex, the Doctor saved her by transferring that dangerous power into his own body. The strain destroyed his every cell and as Rose watched, his body exploded with raging energy.
BIG Chief Studios are proud to announce an all new 1:6 Scale Collector Figure in celebration of the Ninth Doctor. Officially licensed by BBC Worlwide and produced in a limited worldwide edition, each figure features a fully realised likeness of Christopher Eccleston as the fantastic Time Lord in his series 1 costume and comes packed with numerous accessories including: a key to the TARDIS; Antiplastic bomb; Robot Spider and other accessories.


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«Метафизика» — двадцать восьмой студийный альбом Александра Розенбаума. В альбом вошли как песни, написанные в разные годы творчества Александра Розенбаума, но так и не выпущенные на дисках (так например: «Стейнвей-блюз» написан в 1970-х годах; «Метафизика» в 2004 году; «На седьмом десятке»; «Уставший город» в 2011 году; «Ожог», «Уходя уходи» в 2014 году… и т. д.), так и совершенно новые композиции.

Альбом не похож на привычное творчество Розенбаума и сделан в смеси жанров рок-музыки, джаза и блюза. Именно с такой музыки Розенбаум начинал свой творческий путь ещё в 70-х годах в различных ВИА.

Презентация альбома состоялась 10 декабря 2015 в клубе YotaSpace в Москве. Официальный релиз на iTunes — 11 декабря 2015.

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 Метафизика на сайте Яндекс.Музыка

Альбомы Александра Розенбаума


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Q: HOW TO APPLY DIFFERENT FILTERS ON DIFFERENT EXPRESSIONS? I have a report with two parameters: StartDate and EndDate.
I have a table including province name and for each province need to calculate:

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*Balance at at StartDate

*Sum of credit and debit between StartDate and EndDate

*Balance in EndDate

As each expression should work with filters, I don't know how to handle it in SSRS?

A: Add grouping to your table on Province. Make sure your dataset is ordered in Province order. Delete the Detail row (you don't need it, we just want SUMs) and delete the Group Header. We'll put our data in the Group Footer.
First column is simply the Province name.
The second column is the Opening Balance (prior to the Start Date) and so we SUM it IIF the date is less than the Start Date using this expression:
=SUM(IIF(Fields!Record_DATE.Value < Parameters!StartDate.Value,
         Fields!PayAmt.Value,
         CDEC(0)
         )
    )

The third column is the Period Balance (between the two dates) and so we SUM it IIF the date is between the Start Date and the End Date using this expression:
=SUM(IIF(Fields!Record_DATE.Value >= Parameters!StartDate.Value AND Fields!Record_DATE.Value <= Parameters!EndDate.Value,
         Fields!PayAmt.Value,
         CDEC(0)
         )
    )

The last column is the Closing Balance (anything before the End Date) so we SUM it IIF the date is before the End Date using this expression:
=SUM(IIF(Fields!Record_DATE.Value <= Parameters!EndDate.Value,
         Fields!PayAmt.Value,
         CDEC(0)
         )
    )

A: As well as the excellent answer by @HannoverFist on how to set this up within your report, you could also do it in your SQL statement to have it calculated on the server (rather than download an entire dataset just to SUM it) like so:
SELECT Province,
    SUM(CASE WHEN Record_DATE < @StartDate THEN PayAmt END) AS OpeningBalance,
    SUM(CASE WHEN Record_DATE >= @StartDate AND Record_DATE <= @EndDate THEN PayAmt END) AS PeriodBalance,
    SUM(CASE WHEN Record_DATE <= @EndDate THEN PayAmt END) AS ClosingBalance
FROM ProvincePaymentsTable
GROUP BY Province
ORDER BY Province

(using Sql Server syntax)

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Transposer chacune des phrases suivantes au discours indirect en modifiant le temps du verbe ainsi que le repère spatio-temporel si nécessaire.
Paul said: "I told you this 20 years ago."
She said: "I will tell you next week."
He said: "I am busy now."
They claimed: "We gave it back to you last week."
She explained: "I sent the parcel yesterday."
They told her: "We are going to hire you next month."
She told them: "You lied to me last week."
They said: "It is going to snow tomorrow."
They said: "The weather is gorgeous here."
He said: "I will explain everything next week."


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Channing Harris Cox (* 28. Oktober 1879 in Manchester, New Hampshire; † 20. August 1968) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker und von 1921 bis 1925 Gouverneur des Bundesstaates Massachusetts.

Frühe Jahre und politischer Aufstieg
Channing Cox besuchte bis 1901 das Dartmouth College und studierte anschließend bis 1904 an der Law School der Harvard University Jura. Politisch wurde er Mitglied der Republikanischen Partei. Von 1911 bis 1919 war er Abgeordneter im Repräsentantenhaus von Massachusetts, dem er von 1915 bis 1918 als Speaker vorsaß. Danach war er zwischen 1919 und 1921 Vizegouverneur und damit Stellvertreter von Gouverneur Calvin Coolidge, zu dessen Nachfolger er im November 1920 gewählt wurde.

Gouverneur von Massachusetts
Channing Fox trat sein neues Amt am 6. Januar 1921 an und konnte es bis zum 8. Januar 1925 ausüben. In dieser Zeit wurden die Bankgesetze des Staates geändert. Die Ansprüche für Opfer von Arbeitsunfällen wurden erhöht und die Kinderarbeit wurde weiter eingeschränkt. Damals wurde auch im ganzen Staat Massachusetts die allgemeine Schulpflicht eingeführt. Immobilienmakler wurden erstmals mit einer Steuer auf ihre Gewinne belegt.

Nach dem Ende seiner Gouverneurszeit zog sich Cox aus der Politik zurück. Er arbeitete in einer privaten Anwaltskanzlei. Zeitweise war er auch auf dem Bankensektor und in der Industrie als Manager tätig. Channing Cox starb im Jahr 1968 im Alter von 88 Jahren. Mit seiner Frau Mary Young hatte er ein Kind.

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 Channing Cox in der National Governors Association (englisch)

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Vizegouverneur (Massachusetts)
Sprecher des Repräsentantenhauses von Massachusetts
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"Launchpad fund has been vital towards helping my music reach audiences, I feel honoured and thankful."
"I'm so grateful to Horizons for their support and faith in me as an artist. Receiving the grant has been a massive encouragement. Without it I wouldn't have been able to gig or compose new material this year as my digital piano broke a few months before the launch of my debut EP. The launch scheme enabled me to buy a new digital piano and I've already had some invaluable experiences - from performing at the Pan Celtic Festival over in Ireland to playing at Festival No.6 in Portmeirion."


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Q: Get version of Python poetry project from inside the project I have a python library packaged using poetry. I have the following requirements
Inside the poetry project
# example_library.py
def get_version() -> str:
    # return the project version dynamically. Only used within the library

def get_some_dict() -> dict:
    # meant to be exported and used by others
    return {
        "version": get_version(),
        "data": #... some data
    }

In the host project, I want the following test case to pass no matter which version of example_library I'm using
from example_library import get_some_dict
import importlib.metadata
version = importlib.metadata.version('example_library')

assert get_some_dict()["version"] == version

I have researched ideas about reading the pyproject.toml file but I'm not sure how to make the function read the toml file regardless of the library's location.
The Poetry API doesn't really help either, because I just want to read the top level TOML file from within the library and get the version number, not create one from scratch.

A: Use importlib.metadata.version() from Python's own standard library:
import importlib.metadata

version = importlib.metadata.version('ProjectName')

This is not specific to Poetry and will work for any project (library or application) whose metadata is readable.
Make sure that ProjectName is installed. Where ProjectName can be your own library or a 3rd party library, it does not matter. And note that a so-called "editable" installation is also good enough.
Documentation for importlib.metadata.version().
See also:

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*https://stackoverflow.com/a/65594622


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Business Information Analysis Overview within the ebXML Framework
By Aaron Walsh
ebXML Business Process Analysis Participants
Goal and Objectives
Business Collaboration Overview
Business Process and Information Modeling
The Analysis Process
Relationship Between Business Process and Core Components
Analysis Aids: Worksheets and Tools
Appendix A Context Category—Meta Model Cross-reference
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ebXML: The Technical Reports
6 Business Process and Information Modeling
Business process models define how business processes are described. Business processes represent the "verbs" of electronic business and can be represented using modeling tools. The specification for business process definition enables an enterprise to express its business processes so that they are understandable by other enterprises. This enables the integration of business processes within an enterprise or between enterprises.
Business process models specify business processes that allow business partners to collaborate. While business practices vary from one organization to another, most activities can be decomposed into business processes that are more generic to a specific type of business. This analysis, utilizing business modeling, will identify business processes and business information Meta Models that can likely be standardized. The ebXML approach looks for standard reusable components from which to construct interoperable processes.
6.2 Business process and information meta model
The UMM Meta Model is a mechanism that allows Trading Partners to capture the details for a specific business scenario using a consistent modeling methodology. A Business Process describes in detail how Trading Partners take on roles, relationships and responsibilities to facilitate interaction with other Trading Partners in shared collaborations. The interaction between roles takes place as a choreographed set of business transactions. Each business transaction is expressed as an exchange of electronic Business Documents. Business Documents MAY be composed from re-useable Business Information Objects (see "Relationships to Core Components" under 8.2.3 "Interfaces" below). At a lower level, Business Processes can be composed of re-useable Core Processes, and Business Information Objects can be composed of re-useable Core Components.
FIGURE 6.2-1 UMM Meta Model and the ebXML Business Process Specification Schema
The UMM Meta Model supports a set of business process viewpoints that provide a set of semantics (vocabulary) for each viewpoint and forms the basis of specification of the artifacts that are recommended to facilitate Business Process and information integration and interoperability.
An additional view of the UMM Meta Model, the ebXML Business Process Specification Schema , is also provided to support the direct specification of the set of elements required to configure a runtime system in order to execute a set of ebXML business transactions. By drawing out modeling elements from several of the other views, the ebXML Business Process Specification Schema forms a semantic subset of the UMM Meta Model. The ebXMLBusiness Process Specification Schema is available in two stand-alone representations, a UML version, and an XML version.
The only part of the UMM Meta Model that is currently mandatory for use in ebXML is the semantic subset represented by the ebXML Business Process Specification Schema. As UN/CEFACT finalizes and evolves the UMM, it is anticipated that other parts of the UMM Meta Model may also become mandatory.
The relationship between the UMM Meta Model and the ebXML Business Process Specification Schema can be shown as follows:
The ebXML Business Process Specification Schema supports the specification of business transactions and the choreography of business transactions into Business Collaborations. Each Business Transaction can be implemented using one of many available standard patterns. These patterns determine the actual exchange of Business Documents and signals between Trading Partners to achieve the required electronic transaction. To help specify the patterns the UMM provides a set of standard patterns, and the ebXML Business Process Specification Schema provides a set of modeling elements in support of those patterns. The ebXML specification of a Business Process is referred to as a Business Process Specification. The Business Process Specification serves as primary input for the formation of Collaboration Protocol Profiles (CPP's) and Collaboration Protocol Agreements (CPA's).
This can be shown as follows:One of the key benefits of using a single consistent modeling methodology is that it is possible to compare models to avoid duplication of existing Business Processes.
FIGURE 6.2-2 Relationship of Business Process Specification and CPP/CPA
To further facilitate the creation of consistent Business Process and information models, ebXML will define a common set of Business Processes in parallel with a Core Library. It is possible that users of the ebXML infrastructure may wish to extend this set or use their own Business Processes.
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Portland has no problem with Orlando, 130-107
Chris Cuff Send an email March 3, 2020
Portland Traillbazers player Hassan Whiteside #21 makes a dunk during the game at the Amway Center in Orlando Florida on Monday March 2, 2020. Photo Credit: Marty Jean-Louis
ORLANDO – The Portland Trailblazers came into the Amway Center and had no problem taking down the Orlando Magic 130-107 last night.
The Blazers, torched the Magic with 55.7% shooting, including 48% from 3. Veteran CJ McCullom scored almost at will and dropped 41 points in the game, including 23 points in the first half.
Portland Traillblazers player CJ Mccollum #3 takes a shot during the game at the Amway Center in Orlando Florida on Monday March 2, 2020. Photo Credit: Marty Jean-Louis
Both the Blazers and Magic were missing key players from their rosters, with Portland playing without superstar point guard Damian Lillard and Orlando missing Forward Aaron Gordon.
Gordon has been a pushing force the Orlando since the All-Star break, and though Gary Clark played with energy in Gordon's place, his 5 points wasn't enough to make up the difference.
McCollum pretty much did what he wanted last night, but so did guard Gary Trent Jr. Then ended the night with 24 points including 14 points in the 4th quarter where Portland blew out the Magic 38-19 in the quarter.
Portland Traillblazers player Mario Hezonja #44 takes a shot during the game at the Amway Center in Orlando Florida on Monday March 2, 2020. Photo Credit: Marty Jean-Louis
Memphis was issued technical fouls on McCullom and Mario Hezonja for arguing with the refs about calls.
Steve Clifford's biggest problem, a lack of defense, and he seems to be getting frustrated.
"Obviously that was disappointing, I didn't see it coming." said Clifford " We haven't played Magic defense here for a while." "We are not good enough offensively to beat the best offensive teams trying to outscore 'em. If we don't start defending is't gonna be hard, forget seventh, to make the playoffs"
Michael Carter-Williams seems to agree. "We're not getting to the ball, we're letting the offense get to where they want to go. We have to be tougher on iso stops."
Portland Traillblazers player Carmelo Anthony #00 takes a shot during the game at the Amway Center in Orlando Florida on Monday March 2, 2020. Photo Credit: Marty Jean-Louis
While reporters were talking to Trent Jr. in the Portland locker room, Carmelo Anthony chimed in.
"What did you see when you were going for your shot?" the reporter asked.
Mello chimed in "An open shot!" from his locker. It pretty much tells the story.
Portland had been struggling, losing 3 of their previous 4 games, and they were looking for a positive before heading back to Portland. Looks like mission accomplished.
"We had to get this one" Said Carmelo Anthony "This was a very important game for us to kind off end tis trip with a win going back home. It was good to get it back on the right track."
The Magic head out for a tough road trip over the next week, facing Miami, Minnesota, and Houston back to back, and then Memphis. They return home on March 12 to face the Chicago Bulls
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Financial Times Master Ranking 2020
published on 29.09.20
The TBS Master in Management program now ranks 60th in the Financial Times Master ranking, rising 2 places as compared to 2019.
The Financial Times Ranking System
The Financial Times is a well-known source of business information, news and services. The Financial Times Rankings section classifies business schools and publishes seven rankings per year, relating to MBA, EMBA, Master in Finance, Master in Management, Online MBA programs, as well as non-degree executive education courses. FT's interactive rankings tables allow users to search for a school of interest, sort by selected criteria and filter by location.
17 criteria bundled into 3 themes
Programs can be evaluated across a wide range of criteria. The Financial Times ranking system counts 17 different criteria bundled into 3 analytical themes. Data are collected through alumni questionnaires and data on:
Alumni career paths: salary, salary increase…
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More information on the Financial Times rankings is available on the rankings.ft.com website
The TBS Master in Management program
The TBS Master in Management program ranks 60th in the Financial Times Master ranking for 2020, rising 2 places as compared to 2019. The recently published QS World University Rankings also moved the Master in Management up in their rankings. For more information on the rankings of our programs, please visit our rankings page.
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