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Army of Ghosts
Camille Coduri (Jackie Tyler), Noel Clarke (Mickey Smith), Shaun Dingwall (Pete Tyler), Andrew Hayden-Smith (Jake Simmonds), Tracy-Ann Oberman (Yvonne Hartman), Raji James (Dr Rajesh Singh), Freema Agyeman (Adeola), Hadley Fraser (Gareth), Oliver Mellor (Matt), Barbara Windsor (Peggy Mitchell), Hajaz Akram (Indian Newsreader), Anthony Debaeck (French Newsreader), Takako Akashi (Japanese Newsreader), Paul Fields (Weatherman), David Warwick (Police Commissioner), Rachel Webster (Eileen), Kyoko Morita (Japanese Girl), Maddi Cryer (Housewife), Derek Acorah (Himself), Alistair Appleton (Himself) Trisha Goddard (Herself), Paul Kasey (Cyber Leader), Nicholas Briggs (Dalek / Cyberman Voices), Barnaby Edwards, Nicholas Pegg, Stuart Crossman, Anthony Spargo, Dan Barratt, David Hankinson (Dalek Operators)
Rose and the Tenth Doctor return to modern-day London to find a mysterious epidemic of ghosts all over the world. As The Doctor searches Torchwood Tower to find answers, something sinister lurks in the building.
The Cybermen first appear in the original series in Tenth Planet, and in the new series in Rise of the Cybermen. While Rise of the Cybermen / Age of Steel suggested that the original Cybermen still exist in our universe, the Cybermen in this story are those from the alternate universe of Rise of the Cybermen.
The Daleks first appear in the original series in The Daleks, and in the new series in Dalek. In their brief appearance in Army of Ghosts, it was unclear whether these Daleks are survivors of the oft-mentioned Time War between the Time Lords and the Daleks, or are themselves from an alternate universe (not necessarily the same one as the Cybermen). The Void Ship makes either equally possible. However, in Doomsday The Doctor and the Black Dalek both make it clear that the four Daleks are survivors of the Time War.
The preview shown at the end of Fear Her contained scenes for the entire two-parter rather than just Army of Ghosts. One of these scenes contained an early give-away of the Dalek's involvement, in the form of a a person being shot with an energy weapon and their skeleton being revealed as they're fried, the effect of a Dalek weapon since Rememberance of the Daleks.
Although mentioned in Bad Wolfas the correct answer to one of the Anne Droid's questions, Torchwood is first referred to in The Christmas Invasion, and created as a result of The Doctor's meeting with Queen Victoria in Tooth and Claw. Since then, it's been referred to in School Reunion (blocking Mickey's data access), Rise of the Cybermen (an alternate universe version, mentioned twice in background conversations), The Idiot's Lantern (the police are afraid of their involvement), The Satan Pit (the expedition represents the Torchwood Archive), Love & Monsters (the source of much of Victor Kennedy's information about The Doctor) and Fear Her (in the background). The Doctors explicitly mentioned in the Torchwood Royal Charter. When The Doctor notes that he's never heard of them in all his time on Earth, Yvonne Hartman makes it clear that this was deliberate – he is the enemy, so they've kept their existence as secret from him as they could. It's somewhat odd that, in all his years with UNIT, he never butted heads with them over some piece of alien technology, but not entirely impossible. Tenth Doctor can be notoriously unobservant, and Torchwood were trying hard not to be noticed by him.
Despite classifying him blithely as "the enemy" and making it clear that he is a prisoner, Yvonne Hartman clearly hopes to use The Doctor in a cooperative capacity similar to that which UNIT used him. She seems to be counting on The Doctor's natural curiousity and meddlesome nature to overcome any resentment at being a prisoner, and in fact, he does largely cooperate (and attempt to bully) as if he were not under any duress.
The concept of a Cyber Leader distinct from other troops dates to Revenge of the Cybermen and became a staple from that point forward. Although credited in Rise of the Cybermen / Age of Steel (recorded in the same block), the Cyber Leader actually makes his first New Series appearance here, with the traditional black handles on his helmet. No Cyber Controller is in evidence in Army of Ghosts.
The small Dalek task force appears to be led by a Black Dalek. A Black Dalek, sometimes referred to as Dalek Supreme, appears first in The Dalek Invasion of Earth and is seen leading Dalek forces whenever a Dalek Emperor or Davros aren't from that point forward. In Rememerance of the Daleks, for example, the Imperial forces were led by Davros, but the Renegade faction was led by a Black Dalek.
The Cybermen cutting through plastic to emerge is reminiscent of the emergence of the Cybermenfrom hibernation in Tomb of the Cybermen.
The use of Bluetooth earpieces as a control mechanism for uncoverted human agents is reminiscent of the use of the EarPods in Rise of the Cybermen / Age of Steel, although those were not wired directly into the brain. The use of hardwired control implants suggests that the alternate universe Cybermen are starting to utilise partial conversions, as the Mondasian / Telosian Cybermen have since Tomb of the Cybermen.
The Cybermen now have energy weapons embedded in or mounted on their ams. This seems inconsistent with the level of technology seen in Rise of the Cybermen / Age of Steel, and may suggest that the Cybermen had access to the alternate-universe Torchwood files.
In describing how different races refer to the Void, The Doctor refers to the Eternals, seen in Enlightenment. The Tenth Doctor fails to mention that the TARDIS has itself been in the Void at least twice (The Mind Robber and Logopolis, both of which have the TARDIS taken out of time and space).
The Doctor's mutation of Yvonne Hartman (when he stops trying actively to convince her to stop the Ghost Shift) is reminisicent of his mutation of the scientists in Tomb of the Cybermen, although with different ends in mind. In both cases, however, The Doctor has some idea of what is going to happen next and deliberately chooses to be coy and manipulative rather than just revealing what he knows (or suspects) is going on.
The Cybermen and the Daleks previous appeared in the same story together in The Five Doctors, but never interacted. A story involving both races was planned in 1967, but scrapped when Terry Nation would not give permission for the Daleks to be used.
The sarcophagous next to the TARDIS in the Torchwood warehouse is an intentional reference to Pyramids of Mars.
Yvonne Hartman's name is an apparent homage to the character of Yvonne Hartley from Spare Parts, the Big Finish story that Rise of the Cybermen / Age of Steel was inspired by (but not based on).
The Doctors plan to infiltrate Lumic's processing plant, above, between, below, is reminiscint of his plan to gain entrance to Rassilons tower in The Five Doctors.
Rose refers to the Gelth when talking of the ghosts, the creatures she and the Doctor encountered in The Unquiet Dead.
The Cybermen and their dimension last appeared in Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel.
The Daleks were last seen in Bad Wolf / The Parting of the Ways although a lone Dalek was encountered by the Tenth Doctor and Rose in I Am A Dalek.
The idea of a Dalek with a new colour scheme from the rest of the troops relates back to the earlier stories, such as the stories Day of the Daleks and Planet of the Daleks.
The names of the Daleks from the Cult of Skaro are Thay, Sec, Jast and Caan.
Mickey, Jake and Pete were last seen in Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel.
Jackie remembers Pete' death, as was detailed in Father' Day.
Rose remembers the last time The Doctor tried to send her to safety, away from him in The Parting of the Ways. She also recalls the events of her becoming the bad wolf, when she channelled the power of the time vortex to destroy the Daleks.
The Daleks in the Void Ship have been in hiding since the Time War's end, and thus are as surprised to see The Doctor as he is to see them. They ask him, "How did you survive the Time War?&quot, word-for-word mimicing his own question to the Daleks in The Parting of the Ways
The Tenth Doctor drops hints of his own involvement in the Time War, mentioning that he fought on the front lines, and was present at the "fall of Arcadia". The statement creates more questions than it answers, though, since The Doctor is not a soldier, and we don't know what significance Arcadia might have. On the other hand, it's reminiscent of his statement that he was with the Filipinio army at the battle of Reykjavik in the 51st Century in The Talons of Weng Chiang. And of course, where the Daleks are concerned, The Doctor has been willing to make an exception to his general pacifism since their very first appearance in The Daleks.
While it's somewhat understandable due to time constraints, it's a little odd that UNIT is not clearly in evidence or explicitly mentioned during scenes involving fighting.
The Daleks recognise the alternate-universe Cybermen as "resembling" the Mondasian/Telosian Cybermen. The dialogue suggests that they also recognise that these Cybermen are different.
Pete Tyler's universe includes Torchwood, but it's never really clear if there's an alternate Doctor in that universe, or if perhaps the point of divergence between the two universes came after The Doctor's adventure in Tooth and Claw that leads to Torchwood's formation. Without some explanation of this sort, it's not entirely clear why Torchwood would exist, since it stems directly from The Doctor's interactions with Queen Victoria. (Rewatching Father's Day, it's momentarily tempting to think that the alternate universe was created by Rose saving Pete, but Pete and Jackie never had Rose at all in that universe, and Rose was a baby when "her " Pete Tyler died.)
Pete Tyler says to The Doctor that he knows who he (The Doctor) is, now. It's not clear if this is because Mickey has told him everything he knows (which is really quite a lot), or if Pete has read the alternate universe's Torchwood files.
The Void Ship's Daleks appear to be from "our" universe (based on their references to the Time War and recognition of the Doctor), but the Cybermen followed the Void Ship from their universe to ours. This suggests that the Void Ship has been ping-ponging around or otherwise traversing universes, rather than simply waiting in the Void to emerge, and either way it's implied that the crack the TARDIS fell through in Rise of the Cybermen was caused by the Void Ship.
In addition to the Black Dalek successfully escaping (presumably his shell is essentially a self-contained time capsule), we do not see the fate of the Cyber-converted Yvonne Hartman.
The new President of Great Britain in Pete's universe is Harriet Jones, and her Presidency is being hailed as a golden age. In "our" universe, she was first seen as MP for Flydale North in Aliens of London / World War Three, at the end of which she begins to take charge in the chaos, and the Doctor remembers that she goes on to become a three-term Prime Minister responsible for Britain's Golden Age. In The Christmas Invasion she is Prime Minister, but her actions toward the end lead The Doctor to attempt to topple her government with just six words, suggesting to her aid, "Don't you think she looks tired?". In Love & Monsters, Victor Kennedy is seen reading a newspaper with headlines suggesting her government is still embattled, but nothing on screen has suggested it's actually fallen.
Bad Wolf Bay, the Tenth Doctor and Rose say their goodbyes from, relates back to the running theme of series one, where the words &lsquo,bad wolf&rsquo, appeared in the majority of places the Ninth Doctor and Rose landed, the reason for which was given in The Parting of the Ways.
According to the Torchwood website, most of the humans who were cyber-converted were pulled into the void along with the original Cybermen. A few had their cyber-components wrenched from them but those whose components were made in this universe were left behind. Most of these people died shortly afterwards but one appears in the Torchwood episode Cyberwoman.
The working title for this episode was Torchwood Rises.
The Doctor says, "Allons-y" and "Allons-y, Alonso!" for the first time. He would get to say "Allons-y, Alonso" to an actual Alonso in Voyage of the Damned. For those who do not speak French, a translation ("Let's go!") would not be provided until Midnight, two years later.
Freema Agyeman makes a pre-Martha appearance in this episode as the doomed Torchwood worker Adeola Oshodi. Russell T Davies has stated that he would have rewritten this episode so that Adeola survived had he known Agyeman would turn out to be a perfect casting choice to fill the soon-to-be-vacant companion role
Singh tells Hartman he is on Sudoku book 509.
The Doctor has previously encountered Black Daleks. (The Dalek Invasion of Earth, The Chase, The Daleks' Master Plan, Resurrection of the Daleks, Remembrance of the Daleks, The Genocide Machine, The Apocalypse Element, Jubilee, The Juggernauts, Blood of the Daleks)
Jackie goes into the TARDIS again. (Aliens of London, The Parting of the Ways)
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The roles of perceptions in our life are not only scientific but also spiritual. On one level, as I speak in my workshops, perceptions are like our inner lenses and what we see outside is a reflection of what is inside. SO, if you see and experience issues in your life, there is an issue inside you which needs to be resolved, this could be your thoughts and beliefs. So if I carry a belief that the world is a tough place to live, my lens will show me toughness. One way of working with our perception is to be conscious of our inner talk, which a lot of people term as 'clutter'. Yes, it is a clutter if one is not conscious, with consciousness the illusion of clutter breaks!!!!!
Observe the internal dialogue within and direct it to the talk that you intend to have/desire. Every time you face a challenge observe your inner dialogue. Is it saying 'oh, my God!, it tough' or what am I going to do? If you are unable to catch your inner talk, be conscious of the emotions as thoughts produce emotions and change the inner dialogue into a positive one.
It has also been proven that our unresolved emotions and negative beliefs are projected into our physical world in the form of situations and mostly other people and their behaviour in your Life!!! Now, this is spiritual and quite difficult to accept, but once you understand this and accept it, it would be Life transforming. E.g. If you have someone close to you in your Life who has a high ego that means there is still ego inside you which has to be resolved.
IF you are experiencing short tempered people in your life, there is still unresolved anger inside you. If you see a lot of helpless people, there is still helplessness inside you which needs to be resolved!!!!! Normally, that part of you which is unresolved is projected out, sometimes in an amplified format. Why do you think people behave differently with different people? At a base level thinking it's about people they like, closeness of relationship etc...But on a spiritual level their behaviour is projecting your inner self, it's the best feedback mechanism.
SO, the outside world and the people in your Life and their behaviour are perfect feedback mechanism for us as they all reflect our inner self. If you find peace everywhere and peaceful people in your life, there is peace within you. So, people in our life help us with the highest levels of self introspection, though ignorantly through their ignorant good/bad behaviour. In short, the answers to all that we need is within us, introspect, see what kind of behaviours surround you, identify the negative ones outside and identify them inside you, repeat the opposite positive belief sentence and start resolving yourself to resolve the world you see and experience.
Harrish Sairaman , founder and Lead Coach of Cogniizant Transformation , has years of varied experience and is today a recognized authority in the field of transformational solutions . A powerful orator, his expertise in the fields of Leadership, Motivation, Behavioral Sciences and Subconscious Transformation has enabled him to leverage holistic workshops. Harrish is a Management Graduate and masters in Clinical Hypnotherapy, regression therapies, Neuro Linguistic Programming, Kinesiology, stress managemenment, emotional empowerment therapy, metaphor therapy, rebirthing breathwork, relationship healing, money mastery and many more.
The power of the subconscious mind controls us in many ways beyond our comprehension. When you start taking a conscious concerted effort towards how your thoughts create your world, that is when you will start manifesting success in your life.
There are many ways to boost the power of the mind. Some of them are proven by science, some soon-to-be proven, and others that work for one person and not another. That is why I advocate the "shotgun approach" to increasing one''s mind power.
There is only one way to succeed and that is by using the Power Of The Mind. Start using this power to get what you want whether it is health, happiness, relationships, ect. This is the doorway to everything you have ever desired.
Although we all know the power of the subconscious mind there are a lot of us that do not really know how to tap into this valuable resource. We often see people all around us who seem to have got a handle on exactly how to change their lives to improve themselves.


Which place would you recommend to a tourist for buying souvenirs?
If you are into ugg boots and wool products pop over to Elizabeth Street where there are a number of shops that cater to the Korean market selling high quality wool and sheep skin products.
For some thing that is very Aussie but not touristy try the Australian Geographic stores (there is one in the Myer Centre). They have a number of interesting items.
However while this seems interesting enough you might want to think out of the box and try some other locations. Art galleries are a good source of souvenirs in most countries and the Queensland Art Gallery and GoMA are no exception.
There are also a few markets worth checking out. Obviously the South Bank Markets are a good option and they are open Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. I also like the Eagle Street Markets on Sundays for its range of crafts.
The Museum of Brisbane shop has some interesting things that are made in Australia and not too tacky. I second the art galleries and the Southbank markets.


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The RiotACT has extended its connections with Canberra's major sporting franchises and the regional community with the signing of a two-year sponsorship with Brumbies Rugby and ACT & Southern NSW Rugby Union.
Coming on top of The RiotACT's partnership with the Canberra Cavalry Australian Baseball League franchise, the deal reinforces the media company's ambition to become the primary source of digital regional news for people in Canberra and its surrounds.
The deal follows the launch of a new major category on The RiotACT, which will feature extended, comprehensive coverage of sport in the ACT and the surrounding areas. It won't be the last, with more sporting partnerships in the works so that The RiotACT can broaden its coverage of women's sport and other codes in particular.
The RiotACT Co-Owner and former CEO of Allhomes Tim White has had a long-standing relationship with the Brumbies, with Allhomes being major sponsors for many years.
However, since being acquired by Fairfax Media, Allhomes has recently decided not to continue its sponsorship, leaving the way open for Tim to resume his association with the Super Rugby franchise and support local rugby as well.
A proud Canberran, Tim is committed to supporting local businesses and organisations.
"I am looking forward to working with the Brumbies again and assisting in the promotion of rugby at a grassroots level through the ACT & Southern NSW Rugby Union," he said.
"Brumbies CEO Michael Thomson has shown a strong commitment to strengthening relationships across regional markets, something we are very passionate about at The RiotACT."
Mr Thomson said the sponsorship deal would enable the Brumbies to forge an even closer connection with the local Canberra community.
"We are very pleased to be partnering with such an innovative Canberra company and media, who shares similar values to the Brumbies organisation. We believe the partnership will provide a great platform for us to continue to re-connect with our community," he said.
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With The RiotACT firmly focused on Canberra and the surrounding region, the sponsorship deal with the national capital's own Super Rugby team and the ACT & Southern NSW Rugby Union that feeds into it makes for a perfect fit.
It also fits with The RiotACT's recent purchase of About Regional, an emerging storytelling platform from South East NSW developed by former ABC South East NSW breakfast presenter and Regional Content Manager, Ian Campbell.
"Those connections between Canberra, the coast, and the Snowies are well known, having Ian come on board adds a new energy to that and adds to the growing formal networks being laid down through local and state government, tourism, business, and education," Tim said.
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For many, the chance to set your own salary sounds like a dream come true. But small business owners know the reality is a little more complicated.
You should only pay yourself out of your profits – not your revenue. When you see money coming into your business, don't assume you can pay yourself a big slice of that. Before you take your cut, you also need to take account of things like taxes, payroll, fixed costs and overheads.
Good accounting software will really help you work out how much you can afford to pay yourself. It will let you keep track of all expenses and calculate profit rather than revenue or turnover. It will also help identify areas you can make tax deductions.
Setting your own salary will depend on your location, your industry, your profits, and how much you want to earn. But there are a few things to think about that can help you land on a reasonable figure.
If you're just starting a business, you might not turn a profit during your first year. Of course, this doesn't mean you shouldn't pay yourself.
There's no point in being a complete miser with your company's money if it causes you financial and emotional problems. Personal money issues are a big cause of stress, and if you're stressed then you won't make good business decisions.
Undervaluing your time and the work you're doing can harm your productivity and your business, so you should pay yourself enough to live comfortably without worrying. Take out what you need to avoid causing problems for your business and your personal life.
The more money you invest sensibly into your business, the more likely it is that your company will grow.
Don't just dip into your business funds as and when you need to. Set up payments for you and your employees (it may be weekly or monthly) in your payroll software, and stick to them.
Build that into your business plan right from the start, perhaps with a rising salary as your business grows. That way you'll get used to the amount of money you receive and won't have to worry about taking out occasional large lump sums.
This will also look better to your employees. Regular small payments will be more acceptable to them than random large lump-sum withdrawals from the business. They will also look more acceptable to the government, too. If you take out big sums of money at irregular times, it may raise eyebrows at the tax office or lead to an audit of your company.
Depending on where you live in the world, 'reasonable compensation' or a similar term may apply to you. This is known as the amount of money that the government expects you to take from your business. It depends on the size of the business, the market sector and level of turnover and profit.
How much would a similar business pay for the work you do in your role?
What do recruitment ads and agencies offer to pay for someone in your position?
Are your wages equal to your duties and are those duties being performed?
Do your wages seem reasonable when you take into account of your level of responsibility and the amount of business you handle?
Is your pay directly related to the amount of time you spend working?
Does your pay seem reasonable when compared with your employees' wages?
You can also talk to founders of other, similar businesses and try to find out roughly what they pay themselves. This is a good way to start networking, though you might have to be tactful about it. And take a look at your government's tax websites for further guidelines.
How much you can pay yourself, and when, might be restricted by the legal structure of the business you run.
For example, if you're a sole trader you're usually free to pay yourself whatever and whenever you like. That's partly because you're not accountable to shareholders or stockholders.
But other types of business, like incorporated businesses, usually have the business owner on the payroll. They would receive wages on a regular basis, just like any other employee.
However, the rules do vary from country to country, so check with your accountant before you decide anything. Be sure to record all transactions in your accounting software so you have an audit trail too. Do this just in case the tax office decides to investigate your payments to yourself.
Now you've decided how much is a fair salary for you, what's the best way to withdraw that money from your business while remaining as tax efficient as possible?
It's simple, easy to manage and account for, and is unlikely to raise any eyebrows. It's not always the most tax-efficient option, though.
If, as the business owner, you also own stock or shares in your company, you could take a minimal salary and then pay the remainder out of dividend payments. This can be more tax efficient (since dividends are usually taxed less than salary). Make sure you check the legality with your tax office first.
This can be a useful way of paying yourself in a tax-efficient manner.
This arrangement isn't just the preserve of the banking industry and it can be tax efficient in certain circumstances.
If you're not desperate for money right now, you could create a written business agreement to pay yourself later, deferring payment to yourself. But this becomes a liability for the company and would need to be accounted for.
Leaving aside wages, there are some great financial benefits to running your own business. Medical insurance and pension or superannuation fund contributions are just two types of scheme to consider. They can make a big difference to your personal financial situation and they're legitimate business benefits.
Capital equipment expenditure (such as new computers).
You're not usually allowed to claim expenses in the "personal, living or family expense" category. But you can claim for the business use portion of an item. This might mean you get to drive a new car in your personal life at a reduced overall cost. When in doubt, check with your accountant to find out what will work for you.
Money you take out of the company (that doesn't relate to your business) is money that can't be used for investment and business growth. You're likely to be taxed on money you take out, so the real value of the money you keep in the company is even greater. That's because it will be untaxed or offset against tax, depending on how it's used.
If you think your business is going to grow in the future, it makes sense to use some of your profits to help that growth. The more money you invest sensibly into your business, the more likely it is that your company will grow. And that means you should be able to pay yourself more at a later date.
If your business is going through a tough time financially, it's usually not a good idea to take any money out of your business for personal use.
You should avoid taking any money if your employees haven't been paid. It looks bad, and would seriously affect their morale if you did.
When you owe a lot of money it's also wise to refrain from paying yourself a large amount. Creditors are unlikely to be impressed if you're still taking home a large pay packet while their invoices or loans remain unpaid.
Ultimately the amount you pay yourself will depend on the success of your business. The more money your business brings in, the higher the salary you could reasonably be expected to draw from it.
It makes sense not to get carried away and pay yourself too much, for reasons described. But if your company is profitable, there's no reason why you shouldn't reward yourself for that success.


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Q: Spring JUnit 5 ExtendWith TestContainer I'm trying to reutilize a container and I'm trying to use JUnit5  ExtendWith feature but I'm still getting:

Connection to localhost:5432 refused.

If I have the same logic inside each test everything works as expected.
@Testcontainers
@SpringBootTest
@ExtendWith({PostgresTestContainersExtension.class})
public class ApplicationJUnit5Test {
  @Autowired
  private HeroClassicJDBCRepository repositoryUnderTest;

  @Test
  public void test1() {
    System.out.println("junit version: " + Version.id());
    Collection<Hero> heroes = repositoryUnderTest.allHeros();
    assertThat(heroes).hasSize(1);
    repositoryUnderTest.addHero(new Hero("bb", "bb"));
    Collection<Hero> heroesAfter = repositoryUnderTest.allHeros();
    assertThat(heroesAfter).hasSize(2);
  }
}

Extention:
 public class PostgresTestContainersExtension implements BeforeAllCallback,
BeforeTestExecutionCallback {

private static final String IMAGE_NAME = "registry.mycomp.com/db/mariadb:10.4.11";
@DynamicPropertySource
static void properties(DynamicPropertyRegistry registry) {
    registry.add("spring.datasource.url", container::getJdbcUrl);
    registry.add("spring.datasource.password", container::getPassword);
    registry.add("spring.datasource.username", container::getUsername);
}
@Container
public static PostgreSQLContainer container = new PostgreSQLContainer()
    .withUsername("duke")
    .withPassword("password")
    .withDatabaseName("test");

@Override
public void beforeAll(ExtensionContext extensionContext) {
    startContainerIfNeed();
}

@Override
public void beforeTestExecution(ExtensionContext extensionContext) {
    startContainerIfNeed();
}

public void startContainerIfNeed() {
    if (!container.isRunning()) {
        container.start();
    }
}
}

A: As far as I know @DynamicPropertySource can only be used in the test class itself or a superclass. You'll have to move the properties method over.

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How tall is Eminem? Eminem is 5 feet, 8 inches tall, by most accounts, although some sources grant Slim Shady some extra height and list him at 5 feet, 9 inches or even 5 feet, 10 inches. If Em's height isn't actually 5 feet, 8 inches, it speaks poorly to the measuring skills of police in Royal Oak, Mich. On his official Royal Oak mug shot, taken in 2000, when he was arrested on gun charges, Marshall Mathers is listed as 5 feet, 8 inches, so that's probably correct.
Eminem's 5-foot, 8-inch frame means he's one of the shorter rappers in the game. He's shorter than T.I. and Kanye West (both 5 feet, 9 inches), Jay-Z and Drake (both 6 feet, 2 inches), and Snoop Dogg (6 feet, 4 inches). Shady does, however, tower over Lil Wayne, who stands a mere 5 feet, 5.5 inches.
What Shady lacks in inches he makes up for in talent and dollars. According to Billboard, he's the best-selling artist of the 2000s, and to date, the Detroit MC has sold more than 90 million albums worldwide. He also proved himself as an actor, and in 2002, he starred in the hit film 8 Mile. Eminem recorded numerous songs for that movie's soundtrack, and the smash "Lose Yourself" earned an Academy Award, making him the first rapper to win an Oscar.
Oscar statues, if anyone was wondering, stand 13.5 inches tall.


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Professor Ross Kalucy originally trained as both a physician and psychiatrist at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, subsequently taking on clinical and research roles at St George's Hospital, London, training under Arthur Crisp. He was the Foundation Professor and for many years the Head of the Department of Psychiatry, Flinders Medical Centre, South Australia. He pursued a distinguished clinical, research and administrative career and was well known for his conversational and narrative style of teaching.


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Welcome back to a bright, new semester! You are invited to join us at our next all-hands meeting being held TONIGHT Wed 07 February 2018 at 6:00 PM in The Commons: Skylight Room.
Tonight, we'll be bringing our individual interests to come up with some creative ideas to improve UMBC. We will also be discussing the Prove It! program, how it works, and what it has done to better UMBC!
A *free* community dinner will be served. Looking forward to seeing you there!


Justine Tyerman takes a peek inside one of Queenstown's newest luxury villas, Jagged Edge.
During the winter Jagged Edge in Queenstown New Zealand is surrounded by snow covered mountain offering spectacular views.
Jagged Edge, in Queenstown New Zealand, is a unique property, unrivalled in design, location and privacy.
The interior design of the three-bedroom, four-bathroom house is almost entirely open plan and the décor is deliberately understated.
Hanging from a cliff on a mountainside, 10 minutes from Queenstown New Zealand, is the jewel-like Jagged Edge, a rare undiscovered gem in the ultra-luxury private villa accommodation market.
Hanging from a cliff on a mountainside 10 minutes from Queenstown is the jewel-like Jagged Edge, a rare undiscovered gem in the ultra-luxury private villa accommodation market.
At the height of summer, the structure shimmers, like the prow of a glass ship floating between the bleached blue sky and turquoise-jade of Lake Wakatipu.
One of the owners and designers of Jagged Edge, Wellington-based mechanical engineer Julian McPike said 8000 cubic metres of rock were excavated to form the platform for the house. A wine cave and garage are chiselled even further into the bedrock.
Floor-to-ceiling steel rods and bolts support glass walls that jut out from the base at an 18-degree angle, soaring to 9.2m at the apex of the triangle. A 5m by 6m infinity spa pool sits to one side of the prow.
The structure is so light on the landscape, it's nearly invisible – you can see through it to the mountains and lake on the other side.
The interior design of the three-bedroom, four-bathroom house is almost entirely open plan and the décor is deliberately understated - free from any impediment to the 270-degree panorama of Queenstown's trademark glacier-gouged Remarkables and Cecil and Walter Peaks, rising perpendicularly from Lake Wakatipu.
Man-made adornments are superfluous when landscape masterpieces fill one's entire field of vision through the glass walls surrounding the kitchen, living, dining and entertainment areas downstairs, and the bedrooms and bathrooms on a mezzanine platform upstairs. Even the freestanding bath in the white porcelain-tiled master ensuite and the double shower that runs the full length of the bathroom have mountain and lake views.
Among the few embellishments are two dramatic lighting features – an eye-catching mosaic head from Mexico and an imposing glass sculpture of a kiwi in the stairwell designed by New Zealand artist Peter Stoneham.
With its pale, timber flooring, glass walls and clean lines, the overall effect is one of understated elegance. It's a luxurious, restful place, devoid of fussy decoration.
Jagged Edge is awash with smart technology designed by Julian McPike: the sickle-shaped bar that rises from the floor; wall-panels that float across the mezzanine floor to enclose the open-plan bedrooms; the grand piano that can be programmed to play itself; the spa pool that automatically lowers the water level to allow a recessed cover to slide across the surface; the subterranean wine cave tunnelled into the schist. Not to mention the Sonos sound system and 103" Panasonic television set into the wall with its own cooling system.
But the highlight of my stay was made by nature, albeit assisted by man - the dazzling kaleidoscope of reflections on the pool and the glass walls at sunset.
When not ensconced in the 38-degree water of the spa pool, guests can use the facilities at the near-by equally-palatial five-bedroom, six-bathroom guest house. The house, which can be rented separately or in conjunction with Jagged Edge, has a heated swimming pool, spa pool, sauna, gymnasium, kitchen, an expansive living area with wrap-around deckings and the same awe-inspiring views.
Guests can tap into Luxe Houses' concierge services and their network of professionals who specialise in ensuring every stay is flawless - charter jets, helicopter transfers, yachts, launches, jet-boats, drivers, bespoke spa treatments, personal trainers, experienced nannies, hiking guides and ski instructors.
Luxe Houses can also arrange celebrity chefs, waiters and butlers for those who would rather dine at home than eat out at Queenstown's world-class restaurants. The state-of-the-art kitchen with its 4m island bench is designed with entertaining in mind.
Queenstown - New Zealand's premier all-seasons tourist resort and 'the adventure capital of the world' - is on your doorstep. Your concierge can arrange an adrenaline-pumping trip in the famous Shotover River Jet or a jet-boat expedition up the Dart River, deep into Mt Aspiring National Park, combined with a drift downstream in inflatable kayaks called 'funyaks' amid scenery made famous by The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Revolution Tours will take you on an unforgettable experience starting with a cruise across Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak Station on the 'Lady of the Lake', the historic steamer TSS Earnslaw, cycling along the lake edge to Mt Nicholas Station or up the pristine Rees and Dart Rivers to a place aptly named Paradise where you are encircled by mountains named after Greek gods. A cruisy ride made even easier by electric bikes (by arrangement).
Return to Queenstown by boat, helicopter or road along the shores of Lake Wakatipu, rated one of the world's top 10 scenic drives by Conde Nast and Lonely Planet.
The Luxe Houses' New Zealand flagship properties were launched in March 2016. They won't stay a secret for long.
There are daily flights from all major city centres around New Zealand into Queenstown Airport. There are direct international flights just 3 hours from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.


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Rebuilding after Covid 19 must include everyone – EFAy's demands to European Governments
May 5, 2020 · by EFAy	· in Cultural and linguistic diversity, Europe, Socio-economics, Youth.	·
During the final week of April, on each day EFAy published a set of demands across our social media to protect young people, stateless nations and minorities. Rebuilding economies, entire sectors and communities after the Covid19 pandemic must include everyone.
After the 2008 financial crisis, the economic downturn created a culture of poor working conditions, precarious contracts and created a larger gap between rich and poor. What became normal then cannot be returned to as we rebuild after this pandemic. We must use the need to rebuild as an opportunity to create a Europe for all peoples, a Europe that's fairer and economies that are inclusive of everyone.
Our demands related to specific areas from education, the workplace to mental health and funding for culture & languages.
The first demand relates to support for students.
Across Europe many degrees, courses and school qualifications have been affected by quarantine measures related to Covid 19. We believe that students cannot be adversely affected, and we call on European Governments to provide support for students at all levels so that they are not disadvantaged in any way due to the current pandemic.
In addition, with a number of key sectors such as hospitality & retail being totally shut down, it is expected that many students who will face financial issues as a result, we believe that students who face financial issues should receive additional support such as rent assistance and breaks in tuition fee payments to alleviate the immense pressure financial difficulties can cause, so that these can concentrate on their studies.
Our second demand relates to young people at work:
We know that shutting down entire economies has caused significant pressures across all sectors, on large and small companies. No matter how long it takes to rebuild economies, we cannot revert to the exploitation especially of young people and migrant workers which occurred after the 2008 financial crash. EFAy are calling for people to be supported at work and for governments to legislate against poor and exploitative contracts without fair terms and conditions. We are also calling for legislation against poor working conditions. The priority should be to secure safe working environments and stable contract for all those in employment to build a Europe without exploitation.
Our third demand is to address the challenges caused by social distancing and lockdown measures:
The huge changes to how we live our lives along with job insecurity, bereavement and health fears are having an immense effect on people's mental health and well-being. We're calling for adequate mental health support to be in place for all to cope with isolation and social distancing, this support needs to continue as lockdown measures are eased.
A worrying statistic across the continent has been the increase in domestic violence cases through periods of isolation and social distancing, this worrying increase needs to be addressed through greater support networks for those at risk, additional policing resources and somewhere for domestic violence sufferers to be located which is safe and where they are not at risk of catching Covid-19.
Our fourth demand is for support to national & ethnic minorities communities as well as stateless nations:
These communities should not have to face the worst of any economic crisis caused by this pandemic. As was said in the introduction of this article, re-building economies must include everyone. In many European states, different countries, autonomous communities, regions and peoples are governed by devolved legislatures. These legislatures should receive the necessary funding to protect and support all citizens.
Finally, our fifth and final demand includes two specific points:
The first is for support to be maintained for collaborative study across borders including funding for the ERASMUS+ programme so that European students at all levels can benefit from a wider range of education institutions. The second echoes a point made in our fourth demand with an additional step to support cultural practises and minority languages. One of the worst affected sectors by this pandemic has been arts and culture and it is widely known that individuals, companies and institutions will need specific financial support to start up again. With any economic downturn there is a risk that funding for minority languages could be cut when budgets become tight, EFAy want to see guarantees that this will not be the case and that minority languages across Europe will be fully supported.
Written by Llŷr Williams – EFAy Secretary General
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The Salvation Army shines brightly in secular Broadway musical.
On Sept. 11, 2001, tragedy struck in the United States. The Salvation Army was one of the first relief agencies to respond, but this is not a story of what happened in New York.
The musical "Come From Away," now touring North America, opened on Broadway in March 2017 and tells the story of the town of Gander, in Newfoundland, Canada. Gander and other nearby towns welcomed 7,000 passengers diverted to the Gander Airport when U.S. airspace closed shortly following the 9/11 terror attacks.
In Gander, the people who were diverted there were affectionately called the "come from aways." The story is one of hope in one the most tragic moments of America's history. Peppered throughout the musical are moments with and mentions of The Salvation Army and its contributions. It may not sound like the best premise for a musical, but humor, heart and love shine through the story in its infectious genuineness and generosity.
At the beginning of the musical, Mayor Claude Elliot is discussing the bus strike at the local Tim Hortons when news of the attack reaches him. Salvation Army Officer Major Alf Richardson was down the road having lunch with his staff when Major Ron Stuckless brought the news of the diverted planes.
In real life, as well as in the show, the mayor, a Salvationist himself, declared a state of emergency, and disaster measures began to be put in place. Richardson recalled the Red Cross asking for volunteers and less than an hour later, 35 uniformed Salvationists had been put to work registering the passengers.
When it was clear the planes would not be leaving any time soon, the passengers were finally allowed to disembark—up to 28 hours after they had landed. In a short amount of time, 400 volunteers made 7,000 lunches and greeted each passenger not only with a lunch, but also with a hug.
In the show, Elliot says he "felt that at that time they probably needed a hug more than they needed food," a true demonstration of meeting more than just physical needs.
But it is in the song "Darkness and Trees," as displaced passengers are being dropped off at The Salvation Army Twin Ponds Camp, that especially touches hearts.
A Salvation Army soldier, dressed in his uniform, meets a group of diverted people from Africa, only to discover their fear and lack of a translator. He notices a Bible in a woman's hand and worked out the numbering system well enough to show them Philippians 4:6: Be anxious for nothing.
While the story of "Come From Away" is not about The Salvation Army, the spirit of the Army shines through, leaving you with the desire to hug everyone you can after leaping to your feet for a standing ovation.
Find North America tour stops and the soundtrack at comefromaway.com.


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Many people think that nanotechnology can replace in nitro, but they are not actually methods that can be equated and used interchangeably. Nanotechnology is not helpful for couples who can not cure the causes of infertility, and therefore it is impossible to naturally get pregnant. The purpose of using nanotechnology methods can only be restoration of natural fertility and natural conception and should be treated more in the category of diagnosis than treatment, whereas in nitro it assumes support for conception. Using Natural Cycles is not much different from traditional 2019 Calendar Printable, but instead of rigid frames to calculate fertile and infertile days we have an adaptive algorithm that "learns" about the wearer's body as the application is used. The basic data that we enter into the application is the body temperature immediately after waking up (necessarily measured with a thermometer displaying 2 decimal places!) And the dates of subsequent menstrual periods. The application needs a few weeks to collect enough data so that its predictions can be considered accurate. Its service is fortunately very intuitive – infertile days are marked in green, fertile in red and given additional information about the need for additional protection. Predictions can be seen in charts or in the calendar view, there were reminders about measurements and warnings before the fertile days.
The application can of course be used as a method of contraception as well as help when applying for a child. She also has a mode of pregnancy. The application is available to people who are 18 years of age (probably for legal reasons), after creating an account. Like many methods of contraception that do not use hormones or physical barriers, Natural Cycles is promoted as free of side effects. However, it has one – it is not free. Detriment. In the world there is a lack of researched, cheap and easy to use methods of contraception, and we have excess of smartphones. Natural Cycles is available only in English, which can also be an obstacle. The main impacts on the net result come from the revision of the projects of the Construction and Industrial portfolio of the company, which has registered at this moment all the losses of all of them, with a final forecast of results in red, with the recognition of negative gross margins amounting to 286.1 million.
Unfortunately, not everything goes before applying Natural Cycles. At least one of the Swedish hospitals reported abnormalities in its effects after 37 unwanted pregnancies of women who used it. The proceedings of Swedish regulators against the application have been opened. He was probably guilty of her margin of error. Even a properly used method of contraception will not be completely effective. It should also be remembered that the application does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases. For several years, as a result of widespread vaccinations against pneumococci introduced in Kielce, we observe the effect of population resistance, where the reduction of carrier and infections was achieved thanks to the introduction of vaccinations in young children – reminds prof. Waleria Hryniewicz, former national consultant in the field of medical microbiology, chairwoman of the National Antibiotic Protection Program Team.
From 1 January 2017, vaccinations against pneumococci have been introduced into the mandatory vaccination calendar. Experts, however, argue that in this area we can still make changes that will improve our epidemiology – emphasizes prof. Hryniewicz. Health Market: – The refund of pneumococcal vaccination in children up to the age of two in 2016 was the biggest change in the Polish immunization program (PSO) since 2007. Is this an important change also from an epidemiological point of view?
Professor Waleria Hryniewicz: – Pneumococci evoke both serious invasive infections, including meningitis, sepsis and pneumonia, as well as localized infections, of which middle ear infections are very common. We have fatal cases in our country due to invasive infections. You have to be aware that about 60% of preschoolers are carriers of this bacterium, so they can easily pass it on to others. Children are also an important source of pneumococcal transmission to adults, especially in the immediate family. In older people we observe a natural weakness of the immune system also due to the existence and coexistence of other diseases (diabetes, heart disease, respiratory diseases, cancer), which further reduce immunity.
For this reason, the risk of developing invasive pneumococcal disease (IChP) is extremely high. Invasive infections are characterized by high mortality and often irreversible complications. Considering the fact that this bacterium is common and it is practically impossible to avoid contact with it, the prophylaxis of pneumococcal infections is extremely important. Mobile applications reach the different corners of our lives and do it well, even if health is at stake. There is an application available on the market that has been approved as a method of contraception. The Swedish application Natural Cycyles has received the Conformité Européenne (CE) certificate and recently also the approval of the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This is the first case, but probably not the last one.
The app was created in Switzerland, but is currently being developed in Sweden. Its creators were guided by the need to provide women with a choice and detailed information about fertility, which help control when they decide to have a child. Behind the application are solid medical research, based on which the author's algorithm was created, which helps accurately predict fertile and infertile days based on individual data. Initial data provided 15 thousand. Women. The authors state that when the application is "perfect", its margin of error is 1.8%, while the typical one is 6% (for comparison, the CDC states that the condom has an error margin of 18% with "typical" use, which is probably a negative result. This knowledge has been combined with modern communication techniques in a convenient and relatively easy-to-use mobile application. This is how digital contraception was created – a modern look at the method as old as the world.
Natural Cycles has already obtained the European CE certificate, describing it as a type IIb medical device, used as contraception. The application and the process of its development meet the EN ISO 13485: 2016 standard, which sets standards for medical devices. The US FDA has granted the app the right to use the term "contraception" also in the US market. Its effectiveness was estimated at 92%, which is a good result, comparable to hormonal pills and much higher than the traditional "calendar", which is not worthy of the method of contraception. Tressa has so far kept souvenirs after the first child (handprints, clothes) and recalls how desperate she was when she was taken away from her daughter. Infertility treatment with the help of naprotechnology is effective for women who suffer from ovulation disorders, hormonal disorders, ovarian cysts or endometriosis. It is worth noting that naprotechnology allows only non-invasive surgical procedures and therapy with hormonal agents. In cases where greater interference is required, naprotechnology is not effective.
Naprotechnology will not have a positive effect if the cause of infertility is genetic problems, damage to reproductive organs, anatomical defects on the part of a woman or a man and irreversible changes in reproductive tract caused for example by endometriosis. It is important, however, that nanotechnology is very effective when it comes to diagnosing fertility problems. In about 97 percent of cases the doctor, based on the patient's observation and additional tests, may make a correct diagnosis. It is also a good idea to record any other observations in the calendar, such as abdominal pain, changes in body temperature, past colds and infections. A calendar with observations should be carried out for a long time, and the full 24 hour period of the technological cycle takes place.
During this time, the couple should be under the constant supervision of a specialist physician who analyzes the observed parameters and additionally orders hormonal and gynecological examinations. On the 2019 Calendar Printable Template basis of observation of mucus, temperature and other parameters observed by a woman, the doctor determines the most favorable moment for fertilization and determines the possible treatment method, for example hormonal therapy, gynecological or surgical treatment. In many cases, it is enough to change your lifestyle, apply a healthier diet, quit smoking, avoid alcohol, and increase physical activity, as well as to determine the time favorable for fertilization.


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The front side of your ARTiPLAQ is sealed and the back side is not. It is best to keep your ARTiPLAQ in its wrapper and laying flat (or standing strait-not at a big angle), until you are ready to hang it.
The slot, routed into the back of your plaq, is designed to accept ONE #8 Round-head screw.
The screw(s) should be set into studs, or the appropriate wall anchor, to a depth that will result in a small amount of friction between the wall and the plaq: the underside of the screw head approximately 1/8th of an inch from the wall. Some trial and adjustment may be necessary. The screw should not be so loose that you can see behind the plaq-- it is meant to lay flat on the wall. And it should not bee too tight, it should be able to slide on the routed slot. That is why we say some trial and adjustment may be necessary. The reason why it should lay flat is because the front side is sealed and the back side is not.
With your screw(s) properly anchored into the wall, rest the back of the plaq against the screw and slide the plaq up or down until you feel the screwhead engage into the slot. Keeping the screw head resting in the slot, slide the plaq left or right until you feel the screw drop into the hole at the end of the slot. Pressing the plaq against the wall, slide it to center of slot.
If the plaq has two slots, (and before you drill the holes be sure the two spots are level) engage one screw into one slot, then slide the plaq back past the other screw to engage the other screw, then reverse the direction to center the plaq on the pair. Congratulations in advance for a job well done!
For setting your screw into drywall we recommend using a dry wall anchor (See diagram below). If the screw location is into a stud, no anchor is required. Other types of anchors are available for plaster, brick or cement walls. Ask your hardware store clerk.
We do not recommend hanging ARTiPLAQ™ s by a wire because the backside is porous and absorbs moisture. Over time, hung by a wire, the plaque would bow. ARTiPLAQ™ s are meant to lay flat on the wall.
ARTiPLAQ™ s are intended for interior use only. The backside of the substrate is not sealed and is porous. Over time, water would seep in between the laminate and the edge color, ruin the paper print and destroy the wood substrate.
Our wooden substrate, like any piece of furniture, absorbs moisture, so a consistent temperature is recommended. (The backside is porous and the front side is sealed.) That being said, generally speaking, ARTiPLAQ™ s work well in humid bathrooms and kitchens because even though the room gets humid, it consistently dries out, and is not facing long periods of extreme temperature fluctuations.
Recommendation: When you close up your unheated summer cottage for winter, we recommend you remove your large nautical chart or ARTiPLAQ™ -mounted poster from the wall and lay it face down on a rug or smooth table. It will flatten out in the cold dry winter air and be ready for your return next summer.
We typically include a hole and peg for a table top display, for free. This easel-style works best with plaqs less than 8x10 inches. Remove the peg from the slot in the back and inset into the hole for a table top display.
Small plaqs will hang on the wall on a small finishing nail. You may want to put a small amount of double stick tape on the back of one corner to keepthe plaque in place.


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March 2014 | Nate Pedersen
Photography Exhibition of Lost Photographs Showcases Early 20th-Century London
An exhibition opens later this week at the Eleven Spitalfields Gallery in London showcasing the work of a mysterious early 20th-century street photographer known only as CA Mathews. Mathews photographed a variety of street scenes, almost at random, in the East London neighborhood of Spitalfields one April morning in 1912. Mathews's purpose in taking the photos - as with almost all the details of his life - remains mysterious.
All that is definitively known about Mathews is the address of photography studio in Spitalfields, where he operated from 1911 until his death in 1916. His wife also died the same year, leading to speculation that they might have been early victims of the Spanish Flu epidemic, which swept through London.
Mathews's photographs depict the predominately Jewish neighborhood in all its confused early 20th-century glory, with children bustling around teams of horses, vying with lorries and street sellers peddling their goods. The area was a notorious slum during the Victorian era, as famous for its burglars and prostitutes as for the long-standing (and long in decline) textile industry that dominated the neighborhood. Curiously, considering its reputation, the neighborhood residents appear relatively well-dressed and well-fed.
The photographs were forgotten for about 60 years, while they languished in a cardboard box in the archives of Bishopsgate Institute.The photographs were uncovered a few years ago, but no record has yet been found indicating how they arrived at Bishopsgate in the first place.
The exhibition will run from March 7 - April 27.
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Genetic variation in genes of folate metabolism and neural-tube defect risk.
Title: Genetic variation in genes of folate metabolism and neural-tube defect risk.
Author(s): Linden, I.J. van der; Afman, L.A.; Heil, S.G. ; Blom, H.J.
Neural-tube defects (NTD) are common congenital malformations that can lead to severe disability or even death. Periconceptional supplementation with the B-vitamin folic acid has been demonstrated to prevent 50-70% of NTD cases. Since the identification of the first genetic risk factor of NTD, the C677T single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) gene, and the observation that elevated plasma homocysteine levels are associated with NTD, research has focused on genetic variation in genes encoding for enzymes of folate metabolism and the closely-related homocysteine metabolism. In the present review relevant SNP in genes that code for enzymes involved in folate transport and uptake, the folate cycles and homocysteine metabolism are summarised and the importance of these SNP discussed in relation to NTD risk.


OTTAWA – The Canadian Forces are explaining a dramatic increase in the number of sexual-assault reports last year as proof that efforts to crack down on such illicit behaviour in the military are having a positive impact – and not that there have been more actual crimes.
Military authorities received 111 reports of sexual assault between April 1, 2017 and March 31, 2018, according to new figures provided to The Canadian Press. That was more than double the 47 such reports received over the previous year.
While those numbers appear troubling, at least on the surface, the head of the military's sexual misconduct response team suggested that they in fact represent a sign of progress in the Forces' commitment to eliminate such offences from the ranks.
However, the military did not provide a breakdown on when the alleged sexual assaults actually occurred, and Patterson admitted that officials are still wrestling with questions about the figures, which were gathered from across the entire Forces.
"As we move forward and we build the analytics piece into those various databases, the intent would be to be able to say: Are these occurring cases with serving members or historical cases based on a timeframe?" she said.
That was despite chief of defence staff Gen. Jonathan Vance repeatedly promising to adopt a zero-tolerance approach to sexual misconduct in the ranks, and warning those who didn't listen that they would be severely punished.
And while some of the inappropriate behaviour occurred before Vance's promised clamp down, about three-quarters of the reports dealt with incidents that occurred in 2017, which represented an average of 25 per month – or just under one per day.
Yet, past military commanders have been criticized for using internal surveys to suggest all was well within the Forces when, it later turned out from media reporting and an investigation by retired Supreme Court justice Marie Deschamps, that wasn't the case.
Military commanders have grappled with the issue of sexual misconduct in the ranks since l'Actualite and Maclean's magazines reported in April 2014 that a large number of military sexual assaults were being ignored or played down.
Deschamps led an independent investigation into the issue and her explosive report, released in April 2015, described an "underlying sexual culture" in the military that was hostile to women and left victims to fend for themselves.


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Husky Play "Aggression" and New Dog
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Subject: Husky Play "Aggression" and New Dog Fri Oct 02, 2015 5:01 pm
Hi everyone - I'm new on the forum. I've read many posts but haven't quite found one that matches my dog and the questions we have. I've researched a lot of articles but thought you all may be able to answer some of our questions.
My fiance and I adopted a Husky mix one year ago - he's mixed with German Shepherd but honestly everything about him screams husky. He's now 3 and we don't know his history before we adopted him. He's full of love and just wants attention at all times from every person he sees.
He LOVES other dogs but almost too much. He plays like Huskies do - he goes full force and won't stop even if they've been playing for 3 hours. The thing that concerns me is he has met a number of other dogs and only 1 has been able to tolerate him. All of the others get angry with him that they'll snap at him and attack him and if he's attacked he'll attack back. Nothing bad has happened they usually stop themselves before they make contact but because of these experiences I've been too worried to take him to the dog park. (He hasn't ever met another Husky, his best friend is a German Shepherd. The other breeds were labs, hounds). He doesn't understand his size and immediately after seeing a small dog he stepped on her and hurt her foot. He boarded at a big kennel on a farm last year over Thanksgiving and she had to block him off from the other dogs because he played too roughly. I hate it because he loves playing with other dogs. Do any of you have the same problem? Is there something I can do?
Additionally, we would really like to get another dog. We both work full time jobs and while he has free reign of the house and fenced in yard, I'd like him to have a partner to entertain him during the day. He is a bit possessive over his food and also over the bed at night he doesn't like other dogs on it. Other than that, he loves dogs around at all times. Do you think adopting another Husky mix - if we found one - sounds do-able?
Would love to hear insights from fellow owners. Any advice welcome! This is our first dog and while I grew up with labs and setters, our Husky has a mind of his own :-). Just want to give him the best life possible.
Subject: Re: Husky Play "Aggression" and New Dog Fri Oct 02, 2015 5:50 pm
Has he ever played with other huskies? If so, how has he (and they) done?
Honestly, not all dogs are "dog park dogs". And that's not necessarily a bad thing. You are being a good owner by recognizing that dog parks may not be the best social environment for his play style as opposed to people who don't recognize that and still force the socialization, often to bad outcomes.
Hmmm ... let's see Labs = "What do you want, I'll do it, I will, I promise I will!!"; Setters are almost as bad but a little more independent; Huskies are all "What's in it for me?" (that from personal experience, yours may vary). But that said, once you have that bond with a Husky, you've definitely got yourself a dog (until someone comes along with a sweeter treat ...)
As far as play goes, I have an Alaskan Husky and a Siberian here and they're good - they play together, Husky fashion until Sasha (my Sibe) decides she's had enough of the big puppy (both are about 5 years old) and she snaps and that ends that - or - I look around and decide there's been enough chaos for one night and say "Enough" and that's all it normally takes.
As you've found, Husky's play rough! That's an understatement as I'm sure you've found. Some people, mostly other Husky or big dog owners, realize that and let it happen until one or the other dog decides that enough is too much.
From your description, I'd have to say that your pup was removed from it's puppy pack too early and didn't learn a lot of the things that it's supposed to have been taught by momma and it's fellow puppies. Normally that shows in not knowing how hard to bite in play which is similar to what you're seeing in that your boy doesn't realize when the other dog is saying "enough" (when they snap at him).
My suggestion, of course, is to put him into controlled situations where you can intervene when the play gets too boisterous... Get his attention, in my case that's literally "Enough!" and let him have a time out. The other person involved has to be able to control his pup so that your dog isn't instigated by the other one (in other words, when you put yours in time out [one a leash] the other person probably should do similar) Since Husky's love to play, the first few / several times he's going to object (pull toward his play mate) then he'll get the idea that you are going to control his play and if you're lucky, he'll realize that you're responding to the other dog objecting. And, yes, dogs are smart enough to put that all together - though it may take a while.
As far as adding another inhouse playmate - when he learns how to play nicely (respecting you and the other dogs boundaries) then it's quite doable; until then it's probably best to not even consider it. I added Sasha to my pack of one and initially she and I had some major problems (like she bit me about five different times over food!) and she and Avalanche had some problems about play time, he didn't want to stop when she said she'd had enough but by and large those are past issues and we've got a reasonably happy two dog / one cat family.
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Perrysville's Americus Vespuccius Rice was a high-ranking Civil War officer who eventually became a Brigadier General.
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Civil War veteran became Mohican Valley's highest-ranking officer
By Kenny Libben, Cleo Redd Fisher Museum
PERRYSVILLE -- The Mohican area has raised a number of politicians and military officers, but perhaps the highest ranking was a Perrysville native born on Nov. 18, 1835.
His name was Americus Vespuccius Rice, the son of Clark Hammond Rice and Catherine Mowers Rice. After being raised in Perrysville he went on to study the classics at Antioch and then law at Union College.
When the Civil War broke out, he was commissioned as Captain in the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry on April 27, 1861. When his enlistment with the 21st expired he remustered as a Colonel in the 57th OVI.
Rice had a distinguished record as an officer, and was wounded six times, first at Shiloh, then Vicksburg and other engagements. At Shiloh, Rice led his illness-depleted troops to the defense of the Little Meetinghouse, sustaining 187 casualties.
He was commended for gallantry at Arkansas Post, and lost his leg as a result of wounds sustained at the battle of Kennesaw Mountain, June 27, 1864.
As soon as he was able to be on crutches, he returned to the field, serving as commander of the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division of the XV Corps.
By the end of the war he had attained the rank of Brigadier General.
Following the war he went into banking, before being elected to to the United States House of Representatives in 1874 and serving until 1897.
Following his stint as a politician he returned to banking, forming the A.V. Rice & Company banking enterprise in Ottawa, Ohio.
Eventually, he moved to Washington D.C. and became an agent with the United States Census Bureau until his death on April 4, 1904. His pallbearers included two Generals, a U.S. Congressman, U.S. Senator, two Colonels, and a Judge. He is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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World War Z falls to No. 10 at UK retail
BUSINESS • PC • PLAYSTATION 4 • XBOX ONE
GfK Chart-Track this week said Saber Interactive and Focus Home Interactive's World War Z for Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 4, Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox One, and the PC declined in the latest retail data from the UK.
For the week ending Apr. 27, World War Z ranked as the No. 10 best-selling software in the All Formats Chart.
It ranked at No. 1 the week prior.
World War Z is a third-person shooting title based on the Paramount Pictures film.
The final game includes a co-op campaign mode, 4v4 Players vs. Players vs. Zombies modes, and Scavenge Raid and Vaccine Hunt modes.
The title sold more than one million units in the first week of launch.
PSN holds PS4, PS3, PS Vita Call of Duty Franchise Sale
Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu and Let's Go, Eevee sell 10.63M units at retail


The attack was witnessed by four visitors who were inside the enclosure to see what it was like to work as an animal keeper.
A teenage zookeeper at one of Europe's largest wildlife parks has died after being attacked by a bear.
The 19-year-old was cleaning an enclosure at the Orsa Rovdjurspark in Sweden when he was mauled by a brown bear that had dug its way under a fence.
He was taken by helicopter to hospital, where he later died from bite wounds.
Four visitors were inside the enclosure at the time to see what it was like to work as an animal keeper - and although they witnessed the attack, they were unharmed.
Sven Brunberg, a spokesman for the wildlife park, said the two-year-old bear was euthanised after the attack.
Orsa Rovdjurspark, which is based about 205 miles north of Stockholm, has predators including different species of bears, leopards, wolves and lynxes.
In 2012, a female employee at a wildlife park south of Stockholm was killed by a pack of wolves she had helped to raise.
Kolmarden Wildlife Park was later fined four million kronor (£376,000) for negligence, and a former manager at the park was found guilty of manslaughter by breaching Swedish workplace safety laws.


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We are not in a pandemic in Idaho
By Dr. John Livingston
I feel like I have been under house arrest for the past 10 months, and for what? The fact is (and this isn't just John Livingston's opinion) we are not in a pandemic. Who else agrees with me? Why, the state of Idaho does.
In the state's Emergency Operations Plan, it very plainly says a moderate pandemic is when there is a fatality rate of 1.5 percent. A severe pandemic is when there is a fatality rate of 2.5 percent. What's happening in Idaho today? Certainly the 1,700 deaths since March 2020 is heartbreaking, but it is a fact that this number represents 0.1% of the population of the state. Those statistics are consistent with national statistics (assuming that every reported Covid death is truly a Covid death).
Despite this, it seems that I have been intellectually quarantined from the "mockingbird media" and "parrot politicians" who only are able to regurgitate their own talking points and call me a "fake scientist" or, most recently, a "heretic." I am in the minority of physicians who feel that the "pandemic" has been improperly characterized and because of that mitigation strategies were improperly deployed. But I did not make up the numbers above.
Probably 20% of my colleagues would publicly support my positions. Many more, mostly those employed by large hospital systems agree with me, but are afraid to rock the boat and incur the wrath of their employers who have a vested interest in the pandemic both economically and professionally (many bad decisions were made and are being covered up including personnel deployment strategies that cost many nurses and technicians their jobs, and coding and diagnostic billing that have been incentivized by the CARES Act programs that were supposed to help patients, not institutions).
I very much understand Galileo's 30-year frustration with the Catholic Church when, after using his new state of the art telescope, he was able to prove scientifically and unequivocally that the sun, and not the earth, is at the center of our solar system. For this, Pope Urban (surely an expert he) and the Catholic Church carried on a year's long inquisition of Galileo that resulted in his living out his later years under house arrest.
In 1610, Galileo wrote the following words to Johannes Kepler, the father of modern physics and calculus:
"My Dear Kepler: I wish that we might laugh at the remarkable stupidity of the common herd."
By "the common herd," I think he meant the so-called experts who were in agreement that their "science" was wrong.
Those who disagreed with Kepler, Copernicus, and Galileo about the heliocentric theory of the solar system had a vested interest in their positions before Monarchs and Pope Urban. If they were wrong they would not have the access to power that they so coveted. To the brave scientists who refused to curry favor with the establishment and for whom history has proven to be correct, was history's judgement a vindication of their integrity and courage?
Throughout the last year, the facts have been consistent and have changed little.
If you are under the age of 70 and develop symptoms or test positive for Covid-19, you have a 99.9% chance of recovering without sequelae.
If you are over 70 that number goes down to 97.3% (a drop of 1% since I last reported that number).
Sometimes being a non- expert makes one rely on common sense, so here is my dose of the same:
Isolate those at risk—like my own daughter-in-law who is just a few months out from chemotherapy and a splenectomy for diffuse histiocytic lymphoma.
If they choose to take it, vaccinate those at risk first. That means there is little point in vaccinating young teachers and medical professionals when older Americans who want the vaccine and are at the highest risk go without.
Continue using new strategies for treating hospital patients recognizing that not all hypoxic Covid patients need to be ventilated. Use antivirals early on. Use steroids liberally and antibiotics at the earliest possible time a bacterial process is identified.
My final words to the Governor would be along the lines in "THE FAMOUS KEPLER LETTER" cited above:
"My Dear Gov. Brad Little: I wish that we might laugh at the common stupidity of the common herd, the media, and the so-called experts."
We are not in a pandemic, despite their statements to the contrary.
Dr. John Livingston is Medical Policy Advisor for Idaho Freedom Foundation.
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