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VNS Institute of Pharmacy
Affiliated To : Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya
Website : http://www.vns.ac.in/vnsip.html
Address : Neelbud, Bhopal - 462044. Tel: 0755- 2696654, 2696655 Fax: 0755- 2696815
VNS Group of Institutions-Faculty of Pharmacy (VNSIP), Bhopal established in the year 1996, is formerly VNS Institute of Pharmacy. The college is approved by All India Council for Technical Education, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India, New Delhi and Pharmacy Council of India, Ministry of Health, Govt. of India and recognized by Directorate of Technical Education, Govt. of M.P. Bhopal.
The college is affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal for degree courses and approved Centre of RGPV for Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in faculty of pharmacy.
The candidate should have passed H.S.C. examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Educational or its equivalent examination with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory along with one of the following subjects Mathematics / Biology/ Biotechnology/ Computer Science and secured minimum 45% marks (minimum 40% marks in case of candidate of Backward class categories belonging to Maharashtra State only) and MH-CET.
Institute's campus provides various modern facilities for the students that include a library, a computer center, a sports complex, separate hostel for boys and girls, residential facilities for faculty and staff, an auditorium, gymnasium, etc.
VNS Institute of Pharmacy Courses offered
B Pharm
M Pharm
The Training & Placement (T&P) Cell at institute the process of placement of students passing out from the Institute besides collaborating with leading organizations and institutes in setting up of internship and training program of students.
T&P also helps in training the students for soft skills and aptitude to make them placement ready. The office liaises with various industrial establishments, corporate houses etc which conduct campus interviews and select graduate and post-graduate students from all disciplines.
Neelbud, Bhopal - 462044.
Tel: 0755- 2696654, 2696655
Fax: 0755- 2696815
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Q: In RabinKarp Algorithm why compare hash first? In Rabin Karp substring search algorithm :
1) Calculate hash of the substring
2) Take a sliding window [equals the size of substring] and compare the hash of the string present in the window to that of substring.
3) If hash matches then we compare window content with the substring.
Question:
1) What is the benefit in terms of performance by matching hash first rather and then comparing ? Why we cannot just compare ? Comparing hash can be faster but how (i didn't get) ?

A: As the window slides, it only takes O(1) time to compute the new hash, and O(1) time to compare hashes.
Doing a full string comparison would take up to O(m) time every time you slide the window, where m is the length of the substring, and is likely to suffer from branch misprediction.

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Each activity has the potential to grow the business.
1/. Ten years ago, our Australian crayfish farm consultant, Carey Nagle, said that land based aquaculture in NZ was 30 years behind the times. Now it is probably 40 years. Without a capital gains tax on selling properties, I cannot see an incentive to invest in growing healthy, valuable seafood, in land based ponds. Ironic really, with the Green Party in parliament, and this being an environmental activity that uses minimal resources! Presumably there will change. However buying from an established grower, potentially offers competitive advantage over other emerging growers, whom will have higher start-up costs!
2/. We have spent 15 years developing and learning how to grow koura. The author of both our preferred reference books: The Australian Fish FarmerandThe Yabby Farmer, introduces himself as having learnt his skills by killing fish many different ways. This is not something that you would put on your cv for the oil and gas industry. However it is a new industry requiring learnings, not only from theory, but from practical experience. Considering Fonterra only took 150 years to evolve, this is normal. Hence we will be passing on all our experiences on how not to kill fish.
3/. To be commercially successful in farming anything, you need an annual guaranteed supply of seed stock. This could be either, if the industry was developed (which it isn't) supplied; or alternatively, you have to be competent at rearing seed stock yourself – and through both the hatchery and the nursery process.
We have, through our learnings and setbacks, achieved this. We have 15,000 juvenile koura in a nursery pond.
We have the ultimate ability to produce from the hatchery: 100,000 hatchings. Stock 50,000 juvenile koura in one nursery pond. And in two 0.1ha grow out ponds, each hold 10,000 adult koura. And room on the property to develop two more ponds of this size. Therefore our potential harvest in our present area of grow out water, is 1,000 kg. In full development, this would be 2,000 kg. At $80 per kilo, this would be $160,000.
We got in before the rush … i.e. before others in our rural community wanted to grow their respective businesses with irrigation. Hence our water allocations are generous and (contrary to modern values) do not expire until 2037. Present startup businesses adjacent to this creek do not have access to it.
Ground water: Pure. We can demonstrate this with regular and approved water quality tests. This is likely to remain so as the supply is mountain runoff and travels a relatively short distance in aquifers ( 4 km) over rural land use on the Kaikoura plains.
Our consultant said perfect. He was referring to both its purity and a quirk of nature. This is that water in the aquifers first runs over mountain limestone, to absorb an ideal value of carbonate hardness. This is important.
We now live in different times. After both a comprehensive process with upstream landowners, and – as mentioned - with land rising 6 feet in the earthquake, creating a faster flow rate, I believe that the creek would now be suitable to use for aquaculture 24/7.
1/. What additional species could possibly be farmed with koura? This would be grey mullet and carp.
2/. How could the business best be grown, considering the growth in tourism?
This could be a pond stocked with salmon, for visitors to catch. This could be done in conjunction with whitebait in a pond downstream of the salmon pond, and before discharge into the creek, which is also acting as a settling pond.
If this was done, surplus koura hatchlings from the hatchery could be either sold to separate markets, or locally, potentially, in a joint venture with neighbouring landowners.
Awaits seed stock supply. Low feeding costs. Oily flesh. Appeal is a smoked, value added product with an extended shelf life.
Permission to farm is a process, but possible. Both have attractive growth rates. Local interest in producing a familiar fresh fish to Asian guests in local high class lodges.
Seed stock supply available is the wild (fighting) fish. They do require the cost and effort to manually feed pallets. However they present exciting potential, to offer to visitors to catch. It may also be possible to find a boutique local market.
I believe, after peer reviewed study, with our permitted water allocation, that this is possible, in a variation of a pond design, but which would also suit koura farming, if salmon farming was abandoned.
Popular food for British tourists who know to avoid wild cress because of its health risk. Can be grown on rafts on ponds.
Consent for 300 hens is diversified between chickens, ducks and quail. Selling "farm fresh eggs" at a value added price to AirBnB guests. A boutique outlet in town, at the gate and farmer's markets.
Developed a script for a 45 minutes tour that shows farm visitors an aquarium, hatchery, tanks, ponds with ducks, paddlewheels and koura in traps.
The larvae stage of the Darkling Beetle, or mealworm, at the staggeringly high 60% protein, has been predicted by industry writers, to make changes to both aquaculture and poultry farm practices.
This could topple the competitive advantage that large egg producers have over us, by bulk buying feed, and mechanization. The market does like free range eggs and supporting local. The business could now become better than marginally profitable.
Culturing these larvae in commercial numbers requires warm temperatures that we have in our insulated hatchery.
My perseverance of learning to farm koura has effectively also been a sideshow to aspects of the emerging tourism industry.
Tourism likes seeing environmental activities, which ours are. Tourists seek the point of difference, which is our crayfish farm. And as well, our tame pets, goats, dogs, and ducks on the ponds. Don't laugh. Tourism has rewritten the distinction between town and country. We have had our chickens photographed. Ducks on ponds may be ordinary to some, but are extraordinary to others.
So how can we grow the business, which includes a transition in a few years, from neglible visitors, to a seemingly endless supply? By stocking our brochures with accommodation providers in town, ISite ( tourist information). And Whale Watch, whom have recommended us for their clients while their operation waits better weather.
We see backpackers, families - and visitors with disposable income. We have sold them all of our crayfish, until we only have broodstock left. They like seafood generally, and they are interested in trying ours. They want to take photos of things. Show them eels. Sell and cook for them koura, whitebait and salmon at an onsite café.
If anyone wants to know the answer to a FAQ in Kaikoura (kai=food + koura+ crayfish) what is the difference in taste between fresh water and salt water crayfish … Let them come to us.
My name is Vince Scully. I hold a ship captain's license and am author of Poles Apart with Northanger. These were polar sailing voyages. My wife, Mary Shanahan, wants to live aboard a yacht with me, and do more yacht voyaging. I am a lucky man. But we have to sell our farm. It has been a happy stage of life but we are moving to something else that we want to do. I will recall working around water as therapeutic.
My relevant farming experience is both kinds of fresh water aquaculture: static and flow through. We have grown koura, watercress and trialed mullet and whitebait farming.
We have visited fresh water fish farms with koura, carp, mullet, whitebait, marron (crayfish) and – frequently - salmon. We have accommodated aquaculture students for work experience, and thereby feel that we have a link with both academic updates and other forms of fish farming.
To publish a book, you have to be a good reader. My bedside reading has been anything to do with the farm. Plus – (which relates to farm maintenance) boat maintenance.
I feel that I have the technical experience, the expression skills and the aptitude to handover over an understanding of this venture to an interested buyer, who will require familiarization to the activities.
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Now that we have discovered the local schloss, we have since attended two chamber music concerts inside. The first was a varied soprano and piano program - some folk songs, classical repertoire, some sacred music and one Broadway tune. It gave us a chance to see the inside of the schloss (nothing like Versailles, this is much smaller scale and not so elaborate) AND it was free!
This past weekend, we went back for another concert, but sadly we were forced to pay! Darn. We'd seen the advertisement for Orgeln (organ), Gesang (singing) and Zink (huh?). Reading what I could find on the performer, I determined it had to be an early kind of trumpet. Sure enough, the English translation is cornet, although bears no resemblance to the modern cornet with the exception of the mouthpiece. He played two different zinks, one longer and lower pitched than the other. Both appeared to be made of wood and were open holed. They resembled recorders more than any other instrument.
We were treated to a mixture of sounds. Some works for just organ, some for organ and voice, some organ and zink and a few for all three. There were two organs played as well, both early instruments. One required the organist to start the bellows before she played. She had to stand to play it and keep her foot going on the pump for the bellows. Neither of the organs had pitched pedals as seen now.


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Leonard Leslie Brooke, född 24 september 1862 i Birkenhead, död 1 maj 1940 i Hampstead, var en engelsk illustratör och författare bland annat känd för sina många illustrationer till sagor nedtecknade av bröderna Grimm.

Familj
År 1894 gifte sig Leslie Brooke med sin kusin Sybil Diana Brooke, dotter till den engelska prästen Stopford Brooke (1832–1916). De fick två barn. Den äldste sonen föddes 1895 och stupade i brittiska flygvapnet Royal Air Forces tjänst under första världskriget. Den yngre sonen Henry Brooke, 9 april 1903 – 29 mars 1984, var baron Brooke av Cumnor. Han verkade som politiker i Konservativa partiet och kom bland annat att arbeta som Storbritanniens inrikesminister (13 juli 1962 – 16 oktober 1964).

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Le Cornet est un jeu d'orgue (mixture) qui, sur chaque note, fait parler plusieurs tuyaux dont au moins un est une tierce, car c'est la tierce qui donne toute sa couleur au Cornet. On peut en effet construire des Cornets sans 4 pieds ou 2 pieds, mais pas sans tierce. Comme pour toute mixture, le nombre de rangs (qui correspond au nombre de tuyaux par note) est généralement indiqué avec des chiffres romains. S'il n'y a aucune précision le Cornet fait toujours cinq rangs dans l'orgue classique français et quatre rangs dans l'orgue classique allemand.

Cornet V
Traditionnellement, le Cornet de l'orgue classique français est composé de 5 rangs. Cela signifie qu'à chaque enfoncement de touche, 5 tuyaux parlent simultanément. Ils font entendre chacune des 5 premières harmoniques naturelles :
 Harmonique 1 : la fondamentale (généralement un bourdon de 8')
 Harmonique 2 : l'octave (généralement une flûte de 4')
 Harmonique 3 : la quinte (généralement un nasard de 2'2/3)
 Harmonique 4 : la deuxième octave (généralement une flûte de 2')
 Harmonique 5 : la tierce de 1'3/5

Comme on le voit, les tuyaux constituant un Cornet sont des bourdons ou des jeux flûtés.

Il faut en outre souligner qu'à la différence de la plupart des autres jeux d'orgue, le Cornet ne parle jamais sur toute l'étendue du clavier, mais seulement sur le dessus. C'est pourquoi on l'appelle parfois « Dessus de Cornet ». La note de départ varie selon les époques et les lieux :
 Dans l'orgue classique français, le Cornet commence toujours au Do3.
 Dans l'orgue baroque espagnol, il commence au Do♯3.
 Dans l'orgue classique allemand et hollandais, il peut descendre au La2, au Sol2 et même au Fa2.

Exemple sonore

Joseph de Torres y Vergara (1661-1727) : « Obra de mano derecha de medio registro » pour orgue en ré majeur (premier ton) pour demi-registres. Il s'agit du premier mouvement « Alegro » joué sur le Cornet accompagné de Bourdon 8 et Prestant, ici sur un orgue numérique.

Autres constructions possibles de Cornets

Cornet IV
Il existe trois sortes de Cornet de quatre rangs :
 Le Cornet privé de fondamentale et donc constitué des rangs 2, 3, 4 et 5 du Cornet à 5 rangs.
 Le Cornet privé de 4 pieds et donc constitué des rangs 1, 3, 4 et 5 du Cornet à 5 rangs.
 Le Cornet privé de 2 pieds et donc constitué des rangs 1, 2, 3 et 5 du Cornet à 5 rangs (fréquent dans l'orgue hollandais).

Cornet III
On appelle Cornet III ou Cornet de 3 rangs le Cornet privé du 8 et du 4 pieds, et donc constitué des rangs 3, 4 et 5 du Cornet à 5 rangs.

Pour l'utiliser convenablement, on devra donc lui ajouter un jeu de fond de 8 pieds (Bourdon, Flûte ou Principal) et facultativement un jeu de 4 pieds (Flûte ou Prestant).

Cornet VI
Un Cornet de 6 rangs, fréquent dans l'orgue espagnol, est construit comme le Cornet de 5 rangs auquel on a jouté un rang de quinte 1 1/3 correspondant au Larigot : 8', 4', 2'2/3, 2', 1'3/5, 1'1/3

Cornet VII ou Cornet à la septième
Cornet de 7 rangs reprenant les 6 rangs du Cornet VI auquel on a ajouté un rang de Septième. Le Cornet VII se rencontre surtout dans l'orgue allemand où on le nomme « Septimenkornet ». Sa composition est : 8', 4', 2'2/3, 2', 1'3/5, 1'1/3, 1'1/7

Dans l'orgue espagnol, ce septième rang est une octave d'un pied et il sera donc composé ainsi :
 8', 4', 2'2/3, 2', 1'3/5, 1'1/3, 1'

Cornet à la neuvième (Cornet VIII ou Cornet IX)
Le Cornet à la neuvième peut comporter 8 ou 9 rangs selon qu'on lui ajoute ou non un rang d'octave de 1 pied. Le rang harmonique important est une neuvième de 8/9'. Il y a donc deux options :
 8 rangs : 8', 4', 2'2/3, 2', 1'3/5, 1'1/3, 1'1/7, 8/9'
 9 rangs : 8', 4', 2'2/3, 2', 1'3/5, 1'1/3, 1'1/7, 1', 8/9'
Néanmoins, certains rangs sont facultatifs. Dans l'orgue allemand il se nomme « Nonenkornett » et peut avoir un nombre de rangs plus réduit, limité aux aliquotes les plus caractéristiques, par exemple 3 rangs (quinte, tierce et neuvième).

Cornet à la treizième
Cornet contenant un rang de  (8⁄13'). Le nombre de rangs est variable et il n'y a pas de norme.

Cornet de Violes
Cornet contenant uniquement des gambes.

Usage
Son timbre perçant et vif fait de lui le jeu soliste par excellence. Dans la musique baroque française, les récits et les dialogues se font généralement sur le Cornet.

Le Cornet sert également à renforcer le dessus des anches et ainsi à les rééquilibrer, celles-ci étant généralement plus puissantes dans les basses. C'est pourquoi combiné avec la Batterie d'anches avec laquelle il se marie très bien, il forme ce qu'on appelle le Grand Jeu.

On appelle parfois Cornet ou « Cornet décomposé » le Jeu de Tierce.

Différence entre le Cornet et le Jeu de Tierce
Bien que la construction du Cornet semble faire double emploi avec celle du Jeu de Tierce il y a de nombreuses différences qui font que l'un et l'autre sont nécessaires et coexistent toujours dans l'orgue classique français :
 Les tuyaux du Cornet sont de taille légèrement plus large que les mutations individuelles ;
 Le jeu de tierce couvre toute l'étendue du clavier alors que le Cornet ne parle que sur le dessus ;
 Le jeu de tierce peut se composer avec Prestant et Doublette, le Cornet jamais ;
 Le jeu de tierce s'utilise en polyphonie alors que le Cornet s'utilise en jeu soliste ;
 Le cornet est appelé avec un seul tirant de registre au lieu des registres individuels pour le jeu de tierce ;
 Le Cornet est presque toujours posté (derrière la Montre, ses tuyaux étant placés sur un petit sommier déporté vers le haut) et est donc plus puissant que le jeu de tierce.

La Sesquialtera

On appelle Sesquialtera un "cornet" à seulement 2 rangs : la Quinte 2'2/3 et la Tierce 1'3/5.

Sesquialtera vient de trois mots latin: "Sex qui altera" ("six", "et", "les deux") ce qui signifie que les deux tuyaux unis forment une sixte.
Une autre origine est communément admise: le mot "sesquialtère" serait la transcription latine de la notion grecque d'Hémiole, exprimant le rapport 3/2.

Traditionnellement la Sesquialtera est faite en tuyaux de Principaux. Pour l'utiliser convenablement, on doit donc tirer avec elle un 8 pieds, préférentiellement une Flûte ou un Principal. L'ajout d'un 4 pieds et d'un 2 pieds est facultatif. À la différence des Cornets, la Sesquialtera parle sur toute l'étendue du clavier.

Il existe également une Basssesquialtera (ou Baßsesquialtera) composée comme la Sesquialtera mais parlant une octave plus bas et généralement disposée à la pédale : 5'1/3 et 3'1/5

La Septimensesquialtera comporte trois rangs dont un rang de septième. On la trouve :
 soit au clavier, composée ainsi : 2'2/3, 1'3/5, 1'1/7
 soit à la pédale, une octave plus bas : 5'1/3, 3'1/5, 2'2/7

Terzian ou Tierçane
Spécifique de l'orgue allemand, type de Cornet à deux rangs où le premier rang est une tierce et le second rang une quinte (le contraire de la Sesquialtera). On trouve généralement :
 une forme grave : 3'1/5, 2'2/3 (appelée Tolosana dans l'orgue espagnol, en demi-registre de dessus)
 une forme aiguë : 1'3/5, 1'1/3
On rencontre également la Sept-Terzian (Tierçane septième) qui est une Tierçane avec un rang de septième :
 1'3/5, 1'1/3, 1'1/7.
En supprimant le rang de quinte, on obtient la Sept-Terz (également nommée Terzsept, Septerz, Terz Septa).

Le Cornet dans l'orgue espagnol
L'orgue baroque espagnol utilisant presque toujours le clavier divisé et le demi-registre, la composition des Cornets y est assez variée. Le principe reste néanmoins le même que dans les autres pays : il y a toujours un rang de tierce. La Corneta espagnole comprend de 3 à 7 rangs, mais elle n'est jamais constituée d'autres harmoniques que des octaves, des tierces et des quintes.

L'orgue romantique
Durant la période romantique et symphonique, les facteurs d'orgues ont évité de construire des Cornets (de même que des Tierces), ces jeux étant considérés comme agressifs, voire « vulgaires », incompatible avec la musique romantique qui exigeait surtout des timbres imitant ceux de l'orchestre.

Cavaillé-Coll avait néanmoins installé sur certains de ses instruments une petite mixture contenant une tierce "cachée" et qu'il nommait Carillon. Même si cette mixture parle sur toute l'étendue du clavier, le rang de tierce ne se fait entendre qu'à partir de la moitié supérieure du clavier et son harmonisation est très douce. Sa composition est généralement celle d'une Cymbale harmonique de 2 ou 3 rangs avec un rang de tierce à partir du  :
 2'2/3, 1'3/5, 1'
ou, moins fréquemment :
 2', 1'3/5, 1'1/3
De plus, Cavaillé-Coll est souvent resté fidèle aux Cornets (tous ceux qu'il a construit sont appréciés par leur timbre incomparable) et plaçait volontiers des mutations quand il le pouvait, comme à Saint-Sulpice, et surtout à Notre-Dame de Paris, où il installa trois séries de mutations allant jusqu'à la Septième : en 8', en 16' et en 32'.

Occurrences
 Cornet V, Grand Orgue : Orgue Boisseau de la Cathédrale de Monaco (1975)
 Cornet III, Dessus de Récit : Orgue Boisseau de la Cathédrale de Monaco (1975)
 Terzsept II, Unterwerk : Philharmonie, Cologne, orgue Klais (1986)
 Nonenkornet V, Pédale : Münsterbasilika, Bonn, orgue Klais (1961)
 Corneta VII, Organo Grande : Cathédrale, Salamanque (1744)
 Cornet de Violes IV (2 2/3, 2, 1 3/5, 1), Swell : Orgue Wanamaker, Macy's, Philadelphie

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This delicios recipe was inspired by a very interesting ingredient list (see list below) I received from Pick n Pay for their freshlyblogged competition. See list of ingredients and rules below.
You may omit one ingredient (except the 1 Knorr Beef Stock Pot) from the above list.
You may add one grocery item.
Ragù - Heat the suet and olive oil in a pot. Add the beef and sauté over medium heat until brown. Take the meat out of the pot and set aside.
Add the carrots and celery into the same pot and cook gently for two minutes.
Transfer the beef back in the pot and add the water, vinegar and stock pot. Cook stirring occasionally, until all the water has evaporated.
Add the milk and cook until the milk has evaporated, stirring occasionally.
Next add the grated tomatoes and stir well. When the pot starts to bubble turn down the heat to the very lowest so the ragù can cook at a simmer.
Cook uncovered for a minimum of 1 ½ hours stirring occasionally. If it starts to reduce too much add little water and continue to cook. When cooked taste and correct the seasoning.
Add the parsley to the sauce, stir and serve over the potato mash.
Potato and carrot crush - Boil carrots and potatoes together till cooked.
Crush with a fork – this is not mash so we don't want it fine like mash.
Add the rest of the ingredients – mix well and serve hot with ragù.
To serve - drizzle with good olive oil add some parmesan shavings and finally add the chopped tomato blocks and a few extra sprigs of parsley.


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Granville & Joker's Fall Western Md Camp & Ride 10/5-6 2018 - Page 3 - DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!
Sorry but back to Airville for me to spend the day with my brush cutter to make things nice for the riders on the 14th.
Hope to make it up early Saturday.
Anyone want to link up and ride with me in the van?--Or I'll meet you somewhere, re-load bikes and head off. I leave outta Ellicott City. Contact me one of the ways below.
Sadly, no. I'm hoping you host another weekend before the year's out.
I'm probably going to show up Saturday morning with my boy on his CRF70. He'll probably ride around the field for a while, we'll probably do some loops on the road, and maybe do some easy trails and probably leave in the evening.
Thanks again for making your riding area available!
I'm planning on getting there Friday late morning and get a jump on some much needed trail work. I will stay until Sunday late morning. The weather looks delightful!
Should be there sometime Sat morning with a buddy. Gonna give it a try and see what happens haven't been off road for over a year.
Got an hour from home.


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Q: How to get the location of user using observepoint API I am looking for some help on how I can use the Observepoint API to get the location from where the Audit was created. I am using Django.
Using the example on https://docs.api.observepoint.com/v2/web-audits/w43h2it5WmM2srcC2
This is my current code:
payload = "{}"
headers = { 'authorization': "api_key " + API_KEY}
get_user_loc = 'https://api.observepoint.com/v2/web-audits/locations'
response_loc = requests.request("GET", get_user_loc, data=payload,
headers=headers)
ping = response_loc.json()
print(type(ping[1]))
for x in ping:
   print(x["name"], " = ", x["label"])

This is giving me all the locations it has.
mountain  =  Direct - Oregon, US
west  =  Proxy - N. California, US
eastern  =  Proxy - N. Virginia, US
emea  =  Proxy - Dublin, Ireland
apac  =  Proxy - Tokyo, Japan
brazil  =  Proxy - Sao Paulo, Brazil
london  =  Proxy - London, England
germany  =  Proxy - Frankfurt, Germany
singapore  =  Proxy - Singapore
australia  =  Proxy - Sydney, Australia

How do I get the exact current location and match it to one of these?

A: If you want to get the location containing the word "Direct", you can do this so:
for x in ping:
   if "Direct" in x["label"]:
       print(x["name"], " = ", x["label"])

If you want to know your geolocation use geoip


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Q: DataFrame To Excel in C# I am new to .NetFramWork, I have some Python experience
I have seen that Microsoft is providing DataFrame functionality in  Microsoft.Data.Analysis Nugget Package
I am happy with that, I can see that we can read data from the excel like below
DataFrame csvDataFrame = DataFrame.LoadCsv("path/to/file.csv");

Any one know how to write DataFrame to the excel, I could not see any method for that
and could you also point me out to documentation on this

A: I'd like to suggest to use another library for that. For example, ClosedXML (Documentation is here) which can be installed as NuGet package. And you may do something like this:
var csvDataFrame = DataFrame.LoadCsv("path/to/file.csv");

var workbook = new XLWorkbook();
workbook.Worksheets.Add("Test");
var ws = workbook.Worksheets.FirstOrDefault();

var rowNumber = 1;
for (int i = 0; i < csvDataFrame.Rows.Count(); i++)
{
    var row = csvDataFrame.Rows[i];
    var colNumber = 1;
    for (int j = 0; j < row.Count(); j++)
    {
        var cell = ws.Cell(rowNumber, colNumber);
        cell.Value = row[j];
        colNumber++;
    }
    rowNumber++;
}

There are also some useful packages for CSV, but approach is the same as for Excel.


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Bits | IBM: More Cloud, Less People
IBM: More Cloud, Less People
February 24, 2014 12:01 am February 24, 2014 12:01 am
Robert LeBlanc, senior vice president for software and cloud solutions at IBM.Credit
There is something very different about the latest $1 billion IBM is throwing at cloud computing. This sum says as much about the way the cloud is changing IBM as it says about the way IBM is pursuing the business of renting software and computing power over the Internet.
And yes, the effects on the company almost certainly include layoffs somewhere down the line.
IBM said on Monday that it is committing $1 billion to new cloud capabilities, including putting its portfolio of business software into the cloud, not just selling it in separate packages to individual businesses. It is one of the most significant moves IBM has yet made in cloud computing, and shows the resolve of Virginia Rometty, chief executive of IBM, to remake her company for a world of cloud computing, sensors and mobile technology.
That amounts to reworking how IBM sells software, which is arguably the life of the company. Software is not just IBM's second-largest business, bringing in $25.9 billion of the company's $99.8 billion in 2013 revenue. It draws much of the rest of the company's services business, which makes up the rest of its corporate revenue. (Computer systems and technology are just $14.4 billion, a number that is going to shrink now that IBM has sold off most of its computer server business.)
Software is also by far the most profitable part of IBM, with gross margins of 88.8 percent last year, compared with 48.6 percent for IBM overall.
If IBM is playing with this, something quite big must be going on in the world. The fact that its stock is down 9 percent over the past year, while the overall market is up 15 percent, probably adds to Ms. Rometty's urgency.
The cloud enables software to move and change faster than it used to. Monday's announcement included new ways that outside software developers can build on IBM software via the cloud, using both its own work and open source and third-party software.
IBM's extensive amount of "middleware" software, which enables end-user applications to interact with larger systems, will also be accessible through IBM's cloud. That should make it easier for companies to mesh their data and applications from their privately owned clouds with IBM's bigger "public" cloud, a term for clouds used by many different customers.
Another effect is that IBM is looking critically at how its existing operations will be affected by the move to cloud computing. In the past seven months IBM has spent $2 billion on a cloud company called SoftLayer, and announced plans to spend $1.2 billion this year to build up a global cloud of computing centers. This $1 billion, however, will mostly come from internal changes, or what Robert LeBlanc, senior vice president of software and cloud solutions at IBM, called "shifted resources."
"The model is different in the cloud, it's a little more self-service," he said. "I don't need as much SGA." SGA stands for sales, administrative and general business costs, and essentially refers to people and the things spent on supporting them. In other words, IBM's head count could shrink.
Mr. LeBlanc did not comment on any potential layoffs, but noted that, as cloud-based software is generally cheaper, "margins will shift, but margins can be attractive." Particularly if there are fewer human costs.
IBM will continue to work with Pivotal Software, a cloud software development company founded by EMC, a data storage company. "We built this on top of Cloud Foundry," an open source system of software for creating cloud-based services, Mr. LeBlanc said. "This goes back several years, and accelerated with the purchase of SoftLayer."
IBM's next challenge, he said, would be educating outside developers about what IBM wants them to work with, and the workings of the new computing environment, a break from the old that Mr. LeBlanc said was as big as the move from standalone computers to the Web.
He is not wasting any time. The latest IBM announcement was made on the eve of a conference for cloud computing in Las Vegas that was expected to draw 9,000 people.
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SOPRAN congratulates Kathrin Wuttig (SOPRAN TP 3.3) cordially for today's Annette Barthelt award.
The science award of the Annette Barthelt Foundation ( http://www.annette-barthelt-stiftung.de/ ) is handed out annually for commemoration of the terror victims in Dschibuti 27 years ago. Annette Barthelt, Daniel Reinschmidt, Marco Buchhalla and Hans-Wilhelm Halbeisen lost their lives due to a terroristic bomb attack just before their participation in an oceanographic research cruise with RV METEOR in the Indian Ocean.
Kathrin Wuttig (GEOMAR) receives this year's scientific award for her dissertation "Manganese biogeochemistry in the sunlit ocean".
Furthermore Sarah Schnurr (University of Hamburg) is awarded for her Master thesis "Distribution of selected species of Munnopsidae Lilljeborg, 1864 (Crustacea, Isopoda Asellota) around Iceland linked to long-term oceanographic data" and Andrea Frommel (formerly GEOMAR) for her dissertation "Effects of ocean acidification on the growth and development of cod larvae (Gadus morhua)".


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Love Apple Jelly! Its easy to locate and is available in most stores. The flavor is mild, but doesn't stand out as "too much apple," which was a fear of mine. It spreads incredibly easily and my kids love it. Its such a nice change from the traditional strawberry, grape or raspberry.
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Cynicism wins out. This had really great moments, the deer scene maybe being the best, where it rides the lines between the more typical cynical view that "serious" films represent lately and more nuanced characterization. The guy is honestly interesting, but they throw that all away with a lame ending that becomes lopsided. He doesn't seem to know how to end movies, the problem isn't the exact same, but All is Lost seemed to also take a boring way out after building up something interesting.
On the one hand, this was closer to what I would have liked Gravity to be like. On the other hand I felt like I respected its discipline more than I liked it. It was fine. I think it could have been shorter and I would have gotten the same thing from it. Robert Redford is fine, but maybe not as amazing as a lot of people said since he mostly is just asked to be alive.


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Q: How to filter DropDown list by logged in User in MVC How to filter the dropdown list, and I need to take the name of logged-in User.
In controller I have this code:
var agentBR = (Session["aID"]);
ViewBag.AgentID = new SelectList(db.tbl_agenti.Where(x => x.aID.Equals("agentBR")), "aID", "agent_ime");

but not work, session id ok, and in the browser, I have this error:

DbComparisonExpression requires arguments with comparable types.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more
  information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.ArgumentException: DbComparisonExpression requires arguments with comparable types.

Source Error:
@Html.LabelFor(model => model.AgentID, "AgentID", htmlAttributes: new { @class = "control-label col-md-2" })

**@Html.DropDownList("AgentID", null, htmlAttributes: new { @class = "form-control" })**

@Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.AgentID, "", new { @class = "text-danger" })

A: This part of your code in the Where method
x.aID.Equals("agentBR")

Is trying to filter the records where the aID property value is matching to the value passed in the Equals method. You mentioned that aID is int type, but you are passing a string "agentBR" to Equals method for the comparison, hence getting the type mismatch error.
You should try to pass the same type.
Assuming the value stored inside Session["aID"] is a valid int32 value, you may read that to an int variable and use that in your where clause to compare against your aID property which is of same int type.
int agentId=0;
if(Session["aID"]!=null)
{
   agentId = Convert.ToInt32(Session["aID"]);
}
var agents = new SelectList(db.tbl_agenti
                               .Where(x => x.aID.Equals(agentId)), "aID", "agent_ime");
ViewBag.AgentID  = agents;


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Ever felt a fairy "thin place"? Like you're being watched?
Have you ever been someplace very quiet and felt like you were being watched? Perhaps you heard a rustling sound or a soft voice but there was no-one else around? Did you feel something brush past you, did the hairs stand up on the back of your neck?
Could be you were at a 'Thin Place', a place where the space between us and the unseen world are closest, a place where our senses are most alert.
"There is, in Celtic mythology, the notion of 'Thin Places' in the universe where the visible and the invisible world come into their closest proximity. To seek such places is the vocation of the wise and the good." - – Peter J Gomes (1942-2011), American Preacher and Harvard theologian.
We know this and no doubt, but it can be hard to define just what makes it so special.
The island is impossibly old and absolutely teeming with ghosts, history, and folklore. The land is breathtakingly beautiful, the culture is rich and of course, the people are unique and endlessly appealing.
But still, there are loads of impossibly old and beautiful places. What sets Ireland apart? We can't see what it is, but we know it's there.
Generations of our Irish Ancestors have passed down tales of fairy folklore which tell us with absolute conviction, that the fairy, the Good People or the Sidhe, live beside us and whatsmore, pass back and forth between our two worlds whenever it pleases them to do it.
This unique slice of Irish culture certainly separates it from other old and beautiful places and let's be grateful it does.
But when we ponder the existence of the fairy of Ireland, we can't help asking ourselves how the fairy do this? Where are these places, and are we able to move between the two worlds too?
Well… we don't really know, we're not really sure and yes, we can (but only if they want us to).
'Thin Places', also sometimes called 'The Veil' are names we have given to places where we believe the curtain between our Human world and the 'other' world is at its thinnest, where we and they are closest to each other in the physical sense.
Many people believe Thin Places are to be found at sacred sites such as ring forts, ancient burial places or cemeteries, standing stones, stone circles, high crosses, and holy wells.
It is said that enlightened people are more likely to recognize a Thin Place and after spending time at the site, could find themselves rejuvenated, cleansed, illuminated, exhilarated or even comforted. But one sense they all share is an overwhelming desire to return. Sounds incredible, doesn't it?
But what if you didn't have to have reached spiritual enlightenment to recognize a Thin Place? Imagine if everywhere in Ireland is a Thin Place. Imagine if the whole island of Ireland is a Thin Place.
From Wexford up to Antrim, from Donegal down to Cork, from Galway across to Dublin and everywhere in between you could literally bump into, or trip over, a fairy. Or, as teenager Ann from Ulster recently discovered, you might find that you share one of your favorite hideouts with a fairy.
My name is Ann. I am 17 and I live in Ulster.
I haven't told anyone this before (and my name isn't even Ann) but I wanted to tell someone about a weird thing that is happening.
I like to hang out in these woods near my home. There's a wee river runs through there and I usually just sit and sketch and listen to music. A few times I noticed some strange sounds around, but the woods are full of weird sounds and animals, so I just ignored it.
Then one day, it was in the fall, I was sitting at a cross in the river, a place where it splits into two. There are three massive stones which turn the river and I was sitting atop one of them. I heard laughing, quiet like, then felt something brush against me, not hard but it knocked the pencil from my hand into the river. There was more laughing, I looked around but there was nothing there.
Read more: Have you ever been fairy-struck by the 'Strey'?
So, I packed up and got the hell out of there and didn't go back for a while. Then I had an idea. At the spot where the river splits, there are tall, dense trees and I climbed up and waited. Nothing happened. So, I went back the next day, same thing. No weird sounds, no laughter or rustling. Then the third time, I was sat up there about 20 minutes when it happened.
I heard chatter and laughter but distant. Not distant far away, but quiet. Like the volume was turned down. Then it quickly got louder. I could make out 6 different voices talking. But they weren't speaking English, although I picked up a few words in English. It was more like they were talking a few languages, all bunched together. I'm not certain, but there could have been some Irish or Nordic (my Dad watches those Nordic shows on TV).
The voices were really close now and when I looked down at the river and woods below me, I could see movement and splashing, but not any real form of anyone. I called out 'Who's all there?" and it went silent. They were gone.
That was yesterday. I went back today and sat on the big rock again and waited and within 10 minutes they were back. Same thing. Quiet voices. I sat still and sort of whispered 'Hello'. The water splashed in front of me as though several big people had jumped off the other big stones, then they started singing. 3 voices. They sounded like a chorus of birds, but really quiet and each singing a different song to the other. It was weird.
That's all I remember. I woke up on the grass at the base of the big stone. I don't know how long I'd lay there but everything was ok. Nothing bad happened. I called for them, but they were gone. The song was really nice though. I'm pretty sure I'll go back. Ann – County Ulster.
When she encountered the fairy at her river hideout, Ann was enjoying a quiet solitude. Her mind was open, filled only by sketching and listening to music and there is no doubt this helped her sense the fairy at the river.
Mingling with fairy is not for everyone, but if you fancy giving it a try here are a few tips to improve your chances of crossing paths with a fairy.
- Find a calm place in nature. Look for a spot near natural water (sea, river, stream), woodland, forest, mountain or valley where you feel particularly relaxed.
- Quiet your mind and listen.
- Be patient. Remember, Ann, visited her river hideout many times before encountering fairy.
- Have something to offer the fairies, such as a story, a song or a small handmade gift.
Be Warned: do not seek out fairy with a mind for mischief. Any trouble you bring to the door (or Thin Place) of fairy will be returned to you threefold or more.
* You can listen to Kitty's Podcast 'Encounters with the Good People' at www.faerieofireland.com/podcast and read more contemporary tales of encounters, sightings and unexplained experiences concerning fairy of Irish fairy folklore at www.faerieofireland.com.
Would you like to share your own story or a story from your family of a fairy encounter or unexplained experience in Ireland? Drop by www.faerieofireland.com and share your story with Kitty.


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Episode 4: Perspectives of the Founding Fathers
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American political discourse refers a lot to the ideals of the Founding Fathers, but the Founding Fathers often found themselves at odds with one another with very different religious, political, and economic ideas. In this episode, we'll examine some of the lesser known Founding Fathers, and examine the ranges of opinions they held about issues from slavery to states' rights and their opinions on the form of the new American Republic.
Guest Henry A. Wiencek from UT's Department of History walks us through an era of American history that, it turns out, isn't so easy to summarize as it might appear.
Henry Alexander WiencekIndependent Scholar
Christopher RosePostdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Historical Studies, The University of Texas at Austin
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There is a tendency to focus on the better-known Founding Fathers: Washington, Jefferson, Madison, while they're important, there are a wider variety of people who contributed a great deal to the Revolution who can also teach us a lot about the diverse economic, religious, ideological concerns that went into 1776 and our independence from Britain.
The first person we're going to talk about is Dr. Benjamin Rush, who was a Philadelphia physician, writer, educator. He signed the Declaration of Independence and he was a member of the First Continental Congress. He's also known because, at the end of John Adams' life, Rush reconciled him with Thomas Jefferson. He's a unique figure. In contrast to some of the other founding fathers that we are familiar with, he had his own concerns. Notably, he was a very strong opponent of slavery, and he was a strong opponent of capital punishment.
He was a firm believer in Enlightenment principals, which, loosely defined, means that he believed that humans are naturally inclined toward liberty and that tyranny is an unnatural circumstance. He believed that both capital punishment and slavery were institutions of tyranny.
There's a bit of hypocrisy on his part, though, because in 1776 he did buy a slave in Philadelphia, only three years after he wrote Address to the People of the United States, which was a pamphlet attacking the slave trade as incompatible with liberty.
Another figure in the revolution, Charles Caroll, who was a very wealthy plantation owner from Maryland, had a unique take on abolition as well. He was a delegate to the First Continental Congress, and eventually became a Senator, and he signed the Declaration of Independence. He believed in the gradual emancipation of slaves. He introduced a bill in Maryland that would gradually emancipate slave—it didn't pass.
Even though he was a tobacco farmer and owned slaves himself, he believed that slavery should be gradually dissolved in the new Republic. Again, like Rush, there may be a little bit of hypocrisy here—he never freed his own slaves—so I think this shows some unique views on abolitionism, and also the distinct regional economic views. Rush was urban, from an environment where slavery was less prevalent, and he wanted the immediate cessation of slavery; Caroll was from a region in which farmers were heavily invested in slavery and heavily dependent on it.
One possible reason why Caroll went against type may be his religious views. He was Catholic, which was very rare at that time in American history. Catholics were generally viewed by the Protestant majority as being suspicious, as being beholden to the pope. It was believe that Catholics couldn't make good Republicans because they would be so dependent on the authority of the pope rather than a democratically elected government.
Religion is an interesting sub topic that is not discussed a whole lot in our narrative of the Revolution, but there was a variety of religious—Christian—beliefs among the people who supported the revolution. Caroll was a Catholic. Another, John Witherspoon, who was president of the College of New Jersey—now Princeton University—is another individual for whom religion played a big role in forming his revolutionary ideals. He was a Presbyterian minister, which is an evangelical religion that came out of the Great Awakening, a period of great religious reform in America that saw the formation of denominations that were more egalitarian and less hierarchical.
At the College of New Jersey, he was very influential in teaching both Aaron Burr and James Madison. He penned a sermon called On The Dominion of Providence Over The Passions of Men in which he argues that political liberty and adherence to Christian ideals are very compatible. So, for Witherspoon, notions of Presbyterian Christianity were very important to how he viewed liberty and justifying his revolutionary attitudes.
John Peter Muhlenberg, who was from the Pennsylvania Dutch colony, was a Lutheran minister. He used his beliefs toward revolutionary ends. On January 21, 1776, he gave a speech at a church in Woodstock, VA, in which he cited Christian Biblical doctrine to assert that Americans needed to stand up for justice and liberty, and, at the very end of the speech, tore off his robe to reveal an officer's uniform, and marched out of the church and enlisted several young men on the spot who were in the crowd. So, in this case, religion informs military reviews.
Muhlenberg, after the war, was elected to the first Congress as a Republican representing Pennsylvania, which again represents diversity among these individuals in their political views. Muhlenberg was a Republican, he believed that states should be vested with more power than the federal government and that states are the best guarantors of the people and the people's rights. We can contrast this with Charles Caroll and John Jay, who eventually became the first Supreme Court Justice, who were both Federalists. They had a very distinct view of the American government as Federalists, they believed in a strong federal government, they distrusted states power, and believed that ordinary citizens should be managed within a more hierarchical government and be governed by their betters.
Just to say a little bit more about John Jay: he was from New York, he was a strong Federalist, and he was president of the First Continental Congress. After the war, he was very prominent in international affairs. He was the ambassador to Spain and France, and negotiated the Treaty of London—or "Jay's Treaty"—in 1795 which essentially normalized relationship (at least for the time being) between Great Britain and the United States and forced Britain to recognize the US as an independent power.
And, as a bookend to the earlier discussion of Benjamin Rush, John Jay was also an abolitionist and the president and founder of the New York Manumission Society.
While this is just a small sampling of individuals, they do help to illustrate that there was no uniform set of beliefs among the Founding Fathers and other Revolutionary Americans. They had distinct religious beliefs, they had distinct ideas about slavery, and they really had very different visions of what America could be after independence. It also shows how regional interests informed their revolutionary and political ideas.
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Mapuche International Link have the pleasure of inviting you to our public meetings with Lonko (Chief) Juana Calfunao. The Mapuche Chief will speak about her endangered community, the Mapuche people of Chile and Argentina and their struggle for survival within these states. As a result of her campaign for human and land rights, as well as fundamental freedom for the Mapuche people Chief Juana Calfunao has been the subject of a persistent political persecution both under the Pinochet dictatorship and under the current democratic Chilean government. Public meetings will take place both in London and Bristol at the following venues.
(mapulink@aol.com ; Phone: 0117 927 9391; Movile: 07854 659 666) .
More information about Chief Juana and her campaign below.
Bristol-based Mapuche International Link is delighted to welcome Mapuche chief, Juana Calfunao from Chile to address audiences in London to gain international support for her endangered community.
The Mapuche people, an indigenous community of Chile and Argentina, are being forced off their ancestral lands by logging companies and rich landowners long for take over Mapuche land into their massive privately owned estates.
For years, the Mapuche people have been subject to threats, intimidation, verbal abuse and physical attacks, while their traditional culture is being systematically eroded.
Increasingly portrayed as "terrorists" by the mainstream press, the Mapuche's complaints are disregarded by the Chilean justice system. Yet despite the increasing number and ferocity of the attacks, not one criminal prosecution has been made. Chief Juana Calfunao's own home was burnt down three times in separate arson attacks; her seven year old daughter was lucky to escape with her life in the latest attack.
Following peaceful protests, Mapuche leaders are now being held in prison under "anti-terrorist" legislation first introduced by the infamous Chilean dictator, General Pinochet.
Amnesty International, The International Federation of Human Rights, Human Rights Watch and the World Organization Against Torture have all drawn up reports expressing their concern and/or have made recommendations to the Chilean authorities pertaining to the so-called "Mapuche conflict". For his part, Mr Stavenhagen, the Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Issues of the UN Human Rights Commission, has made specific recommendations after having observed first-hand the dramatic situation facing Mapuche communities and their leaders during his visit to Chile.
In a letter addressed to the Chilean Government on the 19th July 2005, Mr Stavenhagen reiterated his concern at the "disproportionate indictments hanging over the traditional authorities (Chief Pascual Pichún and Chief Aniceto Norín) considering the acts with which they are charged under the current Penal Code. "He also warns that such gaps between the nature of incidents and the sentences sought to punish them could be interpreted as an "act of persecution of the Mapuche social movement in the country". Just like the use of anti-terrorist legislation in the context of the Mapuche conflict. The Mapuche authorities referred to by Mr Stavenhagen were acquitted for the second time by a Chilean tribunal on the 22nd July this year, but as happened previously, their imprisonment continues nonetheless.
The Chilean Government has ignored the concerns of the international community and far from seeking a just political solution and responding to the demands of Mapuche communities, it has responded with indiscriminate oppression and the application of repressive legislations.


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The case of Federacion de Servicios de Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) v Deutsche Bank SAE  heard at the Court of European Justice of the European Union ("CJEU") suggests that national law should impose an obligation on employers to keep records of actual time worked by workers.
The Spanish trade union, CCOO, brought action against the Deutsche Bank ("the Bank") at the National High Court in Spain. It sought a declaration that the Bank was under an obligation to set up a system to record the actual daily working time of its workers. The Bank's position was that there was no such obligation existing under Spanish law.
The Working Time Directive ("the Directive") sets minimum requirements which member states must meet in order to improve health and safety in the workplace. Such requirements include, periods of daily rest under Article 3, weekly rest under Article 5 and maximum weekly working time under Article 6. These provisions implement Article 31 of the charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union ("the Charter"). Paragraph 2 of the Charter provides that "every worker has the right to limitation of maximum working hours, to daily and weekly rest periods and to an annual period of paid leave". The link between the Directive and the Charter mean that member states are responsible for safeguarding the health and safety of workers.
Advocate General Pitruzzella suggests that if an employer does not have a time recording mechanism in place then the rights of workers under the Directive are at risk as the employer would then have discretion as to the workers' hours actually performed. He concludes that a time recording mechanism is "essential to the attainment of the objectives which the directive pursues and to the enjoyment of the rights which it confers on individuals."
Whilst the Advocate General's opinion is not binding, it is usually followed by the CJEU. In light of this case, we encourage employers to ensure that an effective time recording mechanism is in place to avoid claims.
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Sunday, January 20, 2019, 6:24 PM - While much of Canada has been in the grip of intense cold, it's been quite the other story on the opposite side of the globe, where Australia has been smashing all-time records in the midst of a ferocious heat wave. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology said the six days between January 12 and 17 marked the hottest ten days on record in the country; even the hottest-on-record minimum temperature was toppled by a scorching 35.9ºC reading -- the 'coldest' it got in the town of Noona overnight on January 17-18.
You've likely seen cookies baked in cars and eggs fried on sidewalks amid our own heat waves here at home, but with temperatures topping 40ºC for 37 days and counting since December 16 in some places, Aussies are finding new ways to showcase the searing heat -- quite literally.
Image courtesy Mildura Dockside Cafe
A combination of factors are to blame for the heat, according to meteorologists from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM). In particular, the delayed onset of monsoon rains in the north, and the lack of typical cool fronts spinning up from the Antarctic in the south have exacerbated the warmth.
While a cool-down was expected this weekend, it won't be long-lived.
"For pretty much most locations in the southern part of Australia, the heatwave is over," said the Bureau of Meteorology meteorologist Dean Narramore told the Guardian late last week, "but then we'll start seeing the heat return at least in Adelaide as we move into Monday, back into the high 30s." Narramore added that the rest of South Australia is also headed up this week; "into the mid 40s probably from around Tuesday."
The heat wave has been blamed for massive die-offs of bat and fish populations, and losses for farmers who are seeing fruit still on the tree cook from the inside out.
Sources: Guardian | Stuff | Bureau of Meteorology | CNN |
WATCH BELOW: EXTREME HEAT TAKING A TOLL ON WILDLIFE
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