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Q: Unexpected results from an sql query which uses RIGHT JOIN I have an sql query which seems to return an unexpected blank row. This query has an right join to another table but when return the rows it returns me a null value..
  SELECT e.error_id, e.user_id, e.error_title, e.error_content, e.error_answers,
         e.error_votes, e.error_views, e.error_added_date, u.user_name
  FROM errors e
  JOIN users u
    ON u.user_id=e.user_id
  RIGHT JOIN answers a
    ON a.error_id=e.error_id AND a.answer_accepted='1'
  GROUP BY e.error_id
  ORDER BY e.error_added_date DESC

This query should return me one single row but It returns me the expected row and one row with blank values.. Why is that?
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answer_id | error_id | user_id | answer_content | answer_accepted | answer_votes | answer_added_date |
1         | 3        | 1       | text           | 0               | 0            | 2013-01-31 12:49:12
2         | 3        | 1       | text           | 1               | 1            | 2013-01-31 12:52:29
3         | 3        | 1       | text           | 0               |-1            | 2013-01-31 12:53:45
4         | 2        | 1       | text           | 0               |-1            | 2013-01-31 12:53:45
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Results:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|   1 | 1    | text |  3   | 0    |  2   |  2013-01-29 16:56:20  |  Mihai Matei |
|NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL | NULL |       NULL            |  NULL        |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

A: This is happening because you are doing a Right Join. I think you want a Left Join or an Inner Join.
A right join means return all the table rows on the right and the matching rows from the left. Because your result set doesn't include any columns from the answers table (the right table), you can get a set of all nulls. In other words, there is a row in the answers table with no corresponding rows in the error and users table.
Given the additional criteria in the comment on this answer, here's the query I would try:
  SELECT e.error_id, e.user_id, e.error_title, e.error_content, e.error_answers,
         e.error_votes, e.error_views, e.error_added_date, u.user_name
  FROM errors e
  JOIN users u
    ON u.user_id=e.user_id
  LEFT JOIN answers a
    ON a.error_id = e.error_id and a.answer_accepted = '1'
  WHERE a.answer_id is null
  GROUP BY e.error_id
  ORDER BY e.error_added_date DESC

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Proposition 46 Making Waves in California and Nationwide
Tags: California, damage caps, judicial, legal, legislation, non-economic damages, pain and suffering, proposition, tort reform, vote | Comments: 0 | August 25th, 2014
The nation is watching as money begins to pour into campaigns for, and especially against, a ballot initiative called Proposition 46 which is set to be on the November 4th ballot in California. The initiative would do three things:
It would raise the caps on non-economic damages in malpractice cases from $250,000 to $1.1M.
It would require doctors to submit to random drug and alcohol testing.
It would require doctors to consult a state administered prescription drug database before prescribing certain drugs to first time patients.
If that sounds like three initiatives to you, you're not alone. Much of the opposition to the initiative has been focused on the fact that it is so broad that it's not really a single unified proposition at all. But this isn't a mistake. The groups responsible for creating the initiative, trial lawyers and consumer watchdog organizations, set out first and foremost to raise caps on non-economic damages. But to sweeten the deal and create a proposition more likely to win the popular vote, after consulting several focus groups, they added on the drug and alcohol testing and drug database provisions. These were the stand out issues that proved popular in research and the ones that they felt they could sell the Prop 46 on.
Opponents, of whom there are many, have seen this as an unscrupulous strategy. Dr. Richard Thorp, president of the California Medical Association, described it as a "money grab by trial lawyers." Further, noting that the trial lawyers have shown no willingness to consider a drug and alcohol testing measure on its own merits and independent of the question of damage caps, many have concluded that the initiative isn't really about patient safety at all but about the coffers that would open up for trial lawyers if the non-economic damage caps raised by more than 500% overnight. Proponents of the measure respond by pointing out that what they are suggesting is merely indexing the cap to inflation over the last 39 years since it was put in place in 1975. Nevertheless, a 500%+ increase is a drastic increase, and it would almost certainly have a destabilizing effect on the malpractice market at least in the short term.
Financial support for the proposition comes almost entirely from trial lawyers, while grassroots and organizational support also comes from consumer advocacy groups, victims of malpractice, and volunteers. The supporters do not have the budget to campaign for the proposition that opponents do given that major monetary support comes from only one source. However, the resources they do have, which are not insubstantial, they've begun spending on videos like the one below, press releases accusing insurance companies of obscene profits, and a steady trickle of stories released about cases where an impaired doctor harmed a patient.
Opposition to the initiative has ratcheted up substantially in the last few weeks with television and radio ads hitting the airwaves in addition to the longer videos like the one below and other media campaigns. While it is true that much of the opposition side's funding comes from malpractice insurance companies, a fact that stands to reason since they are the ones who would lose money if damage caps are increased, there is actually a rather broad coalition of opposition to Prop 46. Some oppose it because of the way it forces three separate policy issues together, some on privacy or civil rights grounds, some out of fear of the administrative cost of implementing new programs that they see as over-broad or insufficiently defined, and some because they fear rising malpractice insurance costs, which would then trickle down to patients and mean more expensive healthcare for everyone.
Groups that oppose the proposition include malpractice insurers, hospitals, the ACLU, unions, the California Chamber of Commerce, and state medical and dental associations. Bringing unions, big corporations, and the ACLU together on an issue is quite a feat. But, adding insult to injury for proponents of the measure, in mid-July the Executive Board of the California Democratic Party voted to remain neutral on Proposition 46. This effectively means that the trial lawyers will receive no political or financial support from those they supposed might be their political allies.
All that said, who knows what will happen in the polls? Will the public understand the measure? Will they be put off by being asked to cast a single vote for three distinct policy imperatives? Gale Kaufman, a senior strategist for the opposition believes so. She recently said, "In my experience, they've woefully underestimated the intelligence of California voters. They know deceptive window-dressing when they see it. Our research shows that, when voters see three issues, they don't understand what they're all doing in one measure but they do intuitively understand it's going to cost them lots of money. Personally, I think they've outsmarted themselves on this one."
Others, noting how easy it is to make the argument for why doctors should have to "pee in a cup" when bus drivers, athletes, and even many corporate employees already do, think the ballot will likely sail through and that opposing it will be a bit like walking through a minefield if the opponents are going to avoid the appearance of simply trying to avoid accountability.
One thing is for sure though: the whole country will be watching. Proposition 46 is expected to overshadow all other issues on the ballot, especially given California Governor Jerry Brown's expected easy re-election. If it passes California will be setting a major precedent as the first state to require random drug and alcohol tests of all doctors. Further, raising caps on non-economic damages and tying the hike to inflation after nearly 40 years with a static cap, even as other states are overturning caps altogether, would be an interesting new wrinkle in the ever-evolving tort reform situation in this country. Regardless of what happens we'll likely revisit the question shortly before or after the election to asses and evaluate what impact the vote will have.
Here is a video put out by opponents of the proposition.
And here is one from the proponents. Note the difference in tone.
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By Sunaina Paul on October 31, 2022
The Department of English, The Bhawanipur Education Society College organised a Peer Webinar: Chapter 12 on 31st October, 2022 at 7 pm. The speaker was Mr. Gaurav Singh; his paper was entitled "Food, Identity, Intimacy, and Agency: A Study of Select Hindi Films. The webinar was held on Google Meet; it was attended by faculty members and the PG Semester III students of the Department of English.
The Peer Webinars are a unique monthly endeavour by the Department of English, the Bhawanipur Education Society College that has facilitated an amiable atmosphere for the exchange of research ideas. In the twelfth session of the series of webinars, Mr. Singh spoke about the intersections and interactions between the political discourses of food, identity, intimacy, and agency through the portrayal of "new Indian" middle-class housewives in select popular Hindi films. The films under evaluation through the lens of Feminist Food Studies were selected through a method of purposive sampling and include Gauri Shinde's English Vinglish (2012), Ritesh Batra's The Lunchbox (2013) and Jasmeet K Reen's Darlings (2022). The paper aimed at exploring familiar (familial) and unfamiliar networks of intimacies, friendships, and solidarities that the protagonists of these films end up establishing through the medium of food which is quite often personified as a major character in the films mentioned.
Mr. Singh began his presentation by highlighting the dynamic changes in the portrayal of women on celluloid post 1990s in a post-liberal, democratic, global capital Indian economy. He mentioned how the Hindi films produced after 2010 in Bollywood have successfully represented women characters as openly opposing and nullifying patriarchal ideologies and defying social orders and conditions (Mihika Sengupta, Maithili Ganjoo). He further attempted an in-depth analysis of all three films and subsequently shared his findings. He perceived kitchen as a secondary heterotopian, "woman's space" of othering and marginalisation that has always been used to restrict, confine and discipline women. Shashi's (English Vinglish) prevalent alienation in kitchen and the surrounding tablescape (Sobal and Wansik, 2007), Ila's (The Lunchbox) desperate attempts at restoring familial and conjugal intimacy through her cooked food, and Badru's (Darlings) acts of cooking food and then being assaulted both in the kitchen and on the tablescape, all could be construed as their individually inhabited heterotopias.
Shashi negotiates a newer cosmopolitan neoliberal feminine identity transgressing her temporal and domestic heterotopia. She advocates the cause of a radical reassessment of traditional womanhood (Megha Anwer and Anupama Arora) through her portrayal of the new woman identity by unlearning and relearning only to return to her hegemonic familial patriarchal setup prioritising familial intimacy over that of unconventional and unfamiliar intimacies in compliance with an emblematic liberalised bharatiya nari trope. Ila advances a step further by sending across her cooked food through her domestic heterotopia to an unknown stranger, winning his heart over through an unconventional flow of food and letters through the eponymous lunchboxes initiating a platonic epistolary romance which subsequently enables her to undergo a major self-transformation, acquiring agency and a renewed sense of identity that enables her to envision a future as a single mother in another country. However, Badru and Shamshu's subversion and destabilisation of their respective cis-heteropatriarchal domestic heterotopias, defiance and dismissal of emphasised femininity (Connell) is most revolutionary and extremely praiseworthy. As a domestic violence survivor, Badru, inspired by her mother, not only manages to avenge herself, but also renegotiates her confidence, self-identity, agency thereby discarding all her heteronormative associations, with no future possibilities, to lead a self-partnered (Emma Watson) and suggestively a financially independent life on her own terms.. Her journey is clearly the most radical one inflicted with trauma and survival, and her awakening undoubtedly the most self-sufficient, self-sustaining and fulfilling compared to that of Shashi and Ila.
The paper was rounded off with intriguing deliberations on successful depiction of women in their traditional connotative heterotopias of kitchen and food echoing the words of Barbara Parker in her seminal work Feminist Food Studies: Intersectional Perspectives, "…we embody our relationships with food and our food practices define who we are. Food speaks to the core of our identities and to our relationships with each other and to the world around us". The food does not necessarily restrict or confine their personhood but rather empowers, emancipates and liberates them in certain ways through their well-established networks of solidarities and intimacies.
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Somebody's Gonna Miss Us
The Starting Line is an American pop punk band that was formed in 1999 in Churchville, Pennsylvania. The band consists of Kenny Vasoli (vocals, bass), Matt Watts (guitar), Mike Golla (guitar), Brian Schmutz (keyboards, vocals) and Tom Gryskiewicz (drums). Having four studio albums under their belt, the group are best known for their 2007 rock radio hit "Island" as well as their popular 2002 single "The Best of Me". In 2008, the band began a hiatus, which ended several months later but the group has only toured intermittently since then. Read Full BioThe Starting Line is an American pop punk band that was formed in 1999 in Churchville, Pennsylvania. The band consists of Kenny Vasoli (vocals, bass), Matt Watts (guitar), Mike Golla (guitar), Brian Schmutz (keyboards, vocals) and Tom Gryskiewicz (drums). Having four studio albums under their belt, the group are best known for their 2007 rock radio hit "Island" as well as their popular 2002 single "The Best of Me". In 2008, the band began a hiatus, which ended several months later but the group has only toured intermittently since then.
Vasoli has lately been focusing on his side project, known as Person L. Tom has been recording with his new band, Cheap Seats, with Matt as their manager. Mike also has a side project, called The Traded Series. The origins of the group that would become The Starting Line go back to 1999, via an AOL instant message from Churchville, Pennsylvania guitarist Matt Watts to vocalist/bassist Kenny Vasoli. It asked if the then fourteen-year-old Vasoli, who was at that time in a band called Smash Adams, was interested in "Jamming and shit", as the message title read.
Only a few weeks later, Vasoli found himself rehearsing with his future bandmates Watts, guitarist Mike Golla and drummer Tom Gryskewicz. Soon, the band started touring under the name Sunday Drive, selling out home-made merchandise and a self-recorded demo cassette that the guys titled 'Four Songs'. Their first official release was a three-way split with The Jimmy Tuesday Band and The Commercials contributing three songs each, the work released on KickStart Audio in 2000.
Sunday Drive was soon approached by We the People Records and asked to produce a recording session (the infamous We the People Records Sessions). Set for a release in December 2000, the twelve songs were initially planned to become the band's debut full-length With Hopes of Starting Over on We the People Records, but they ended up serving only as demos for tracks on future releases, as the band signed with Drive-Thru Records in April 2001. On Drive-Thru, they soon released their debut EP With Hopes of Starting Over. Yet, as the name Sunday Drive was already taken by a Christian rock band, they went on as The Starting Line.
On July 16, 2002, almost exactly one year after the release of their EP, the full-length Say It Like You Mean It followed. The songs ranged from energetic and fast-paced to melancholy and calm, dealing with performing on stage ("Given the Chance"), feeling homesick ("Left Coast Envy") and getting even with Vasoli's ex-girlfriend Karina ("Up & Go", "Hello Houston", among others). The hit single "The Best of Me" and its two music videos, as well as the second single "Leaving", received heavy radio and TV airplay, securing The Starting Line a spot on the Warped Tour.
Due to their desire to put out new material, the band decided to release an all-unplugged EP, recorded in three sessions over the following year. The first three songs (recorded in The Prize Fight's Bob Jones' bedroom in August 2002), the second session (recorded in Vasoli's basement in March 2003) and the last track (recorded on the band's touring bus in April 2003) became The Make Yourself at Home EP, released on November 25, 2003. The CD and the DVD version issued simultaneously, featuring an acoustic set performed live at Skate & Surf 2003 in Asbury Park, New Jersey, would be their last releases put out solely on Drive-Thru Records, as The Starting Line was signed by Geffen Records soon afterwards.
Their major label debut, Based on a True Story, came out in May 2005. Lyrically, the band dissociated themselves from the post-relationship formula that was predominant on their previous records. On this album, a lot of the songs (e.g. "Inspired By the $", "Autography" and "The B-List") were explicitly inspired by the band's disdain for their record label Geffen and its executives. The album was far more successful than the band's 2002 effort and sold 42,000 copies within its first week, as opposed to its predecessor's 11,000. The release was followed by the semi-headlining Nintendo Fusion Tour with Fall Out Boy, kicking off in September 2005. A few dates into the tour, The Starting Line were — at their request — released from their record deal with Geffen, and became free agents. In early January 2006, their signing with Virgin Records was announced.
On March 5, 2008 the band announced in an e-mail and on Absolutepunk.net they would be going on a break in order for Ken and Brian to explore Person L, Matt and Tom to explore The Seventy Six, and Mike to spend time with his two daughters and explore The Traded Series. The band had been playing with the idea of coming back in 2011, but in a chat with absolutepunk.net, Kenny Vasoli said, ""it's looking good, may even be earlier. I hung with Matt and Tom the other day, we all are still in love with one another.
On November 10, 2009, The Starting Line released their first-ever live concert CD, film and documentary DVD titled "Somebody's Gonna Miss Us" via Image Entertainment on a 2-disc set. Through intimate and honest interviews with the band, friends and family fans will get a glimpse into the inner workings of the group and a career that spanned nearly a decade, five releases, and thousands of shows.
On December 29, 2009, The Starting Line had a reunion concert at the Theater of Living Arts. Starting Line guitarist Matt Watts stated on the website AbsolutePunk that "this doesn't mean that TSL are back together....It simply means that we're taking a break from our break, and wanted to play a fun show in Philadelphia and continue to focus on our lives outside of TSL"
The Starting Line added a second holiday show on December 30, 2009 in Philadelphia at the Trocadero Theater. This was added due to the fact that the first holiday show scheduled for December 29, 2009 sold out in a little over an hour and the band would like to give their local fans a better chance to see them. Towards the end of their set, Kenny Vasoli announced the band's reunion. However, the group has only toured intermittently since then.
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09Ready4:18The Starting Line
10This Ride3:40The Starting Line
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Given the Chance
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The minute before we play
I'm pacing waiting anxiously
I can't wait to hit the stage
And say hello to jersey
And when the last note rings
And when I've sung all I have to sing
Every minute I will count
Till the next show in the next town
What can I say
That can explain
I'm loving life
There's not a day
That I could say
I'm living out my...
The feeling is screaming out
The words of the things I think about
Hearing them coming back
From the crowds mouth is perfect
And when the curtains close
I'll realize how fast time could go
Thanks for everything
You know how much this means
I'm living out my dream
What this is to me
Is more than words could mean
I guess dreams do come true
This song itself is living proof
What this means to me
Is more than it may seem
I'm singing out
Singing a song about
A dream that has come true
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The world was blurry as he opened his eyes. Smoke filled the air and the smell of ash and melting minerals filled his nostrils as he fought to stand. His small elven frame argued with him as he pushed himself up from the ground he had abruptly became acquainted with. Making his mind focus he pieced together what had happened in what seemed like a day but was most likely only moments. His actions had been foolish and naive like those of a human teenager. He had let foolishness get in the way of his elven reasoning for visions of fame and fortune.
Earlier in the week he had used his magic to help partially dam the River Zet so the tumultuous waters could be harnessed and harvested for all to use. After the praise from all but the mages seeking their praise or for his own pride he put his sight on the Lake of the Fallen. Out of a ill found compassion for those drowned for their crimes he sought to undo the ancient magic that kept their souls trapped beneath the water and the evil force that 'stole' your soul if you dared to gaze upon it.
He thought his magic wards were strong enough and his arcane knowledge vast enough to protect him, but in the end it was his own young arrogance that was his downfall. He thought the legend of Tarthax the Damned was just that a legend. His dabbling in the binding spell and ancient wards freed the terrifying black and red dragon from his prison beneath the Lake of the Fallen. He had unleashed the ancient terror loose on the world once more and the first casualty to the beast had been the small fishing village Gal known for their pacifism that had somehow carved out a living on the shores of the lake. Even the Shaal and other cities guards was not prepared for their death.
Kuthersia- With the memory fresh in his mind Lynx steps off the ship in the port of Kuthersia. The docks were hectic to say the least as sailors fought to unload and load their cargo do they could begin to enjoy the leave the captains had given them. Authorities checked papers and exchanged gold for fees as their subordinates began the process of looking for contraband. Lynx walked with a steady gate not wanting to make eye contact with anyone who may be looking to sale something or a free hand out. Just on the shore off the wooden planks was a merchant area with a large glass fountain in the middle. The pure chaos of the area made the fountain's elegance seem out of place as the peddlers yelled out about their wares trying to attract the most attention. Bards played different instruments many only making the area sound noisy as painters made their canvas become the image of their customers choice. Lynx politely waved of a Kuthersian merchant trying to sale a gold sword that may or may not have slain over a thousand Avanoorians in one of their many land disputes. Past the merchant he had to shoulder past some scantly clad women wearing way too much perfume asking for some of his time.
Finally able to breath he walked between two statues of red dragons into a city street. His stomach growled and his throat was parched so the tea house called The Kuthersian Maiden was a very appetizing sight. The calm and quiet atmosphere was a welcome difference from the city outside. The two story building offered private booths on the outside wall for patrons on both levels. Paper lanterns offered the only light and a circular bar in the middle added to the peaceful nature the red and gold paint offered. A lovely young lady with onyx colored hair and matching slanted eyes greeted him in a flowered pink dress.
"Welcome good elf. How may I be of service?"
"I believe I will find a seat at the bar. Thank you though." The young lady walked off and Lynx made his way through the tables and sit down listening to a harp playing. Ordering a drink and some rice balls and a bowl of chicken stock he he sit on the stool and listened.
Night Star sat at the bar, her winged wildcat companion curled up on the hardwood floor beside her. She remembered when they first arrived, how the people of the land marveled at the wondrous creature having never seen one of his kind before. They enjoyed her little Pixie companion who was full of life and humorous, though sometimes could be obnoxious and anger some folks. She remembered entering the tree portal from her realm. Snow fell as the wild wind blew chilling her to the bone. Colors swirled in an enchanting mist. The lovely Elf didn't know where it would lead her or how she would fare, but the endless wars of evil were tearing her realm apart and she wanted to escape. She lowered her eyes deep in thought. Images of fallen friends, crimson stained snow and screams of horror haunted her.
She tried to heal, tried to forget, yet somehow memories have a way of holding on and becoming a part of you. When she looked up, she noticed the newcomer, an Elf. She hadn't seen many around in these parts and wondered why he was there, where he was from and what his story was. How she longed for her emerald green Forest of Alandias. Perhaps a journey to find a sacred place such as that was possible. She was ready to search, yet reluctant at the same time. Songs of the ancients filled her thoughts as the harp played in the background. Night Star looked to the Elf sitting beside her and simply nodded in greeting. She was grateful that Pesky, her little pixie friend was engrossed in her food and drink or she would have been talking up a storm and probably annoy the hell out of him.
Lynx sipped his tea as he looked over the crowd. The winged cat was of interest to him stemming from the fact he had never seen one before. Once his journey was over he may summon one as a familiar if he lived through it. His attention was drawn to the elven woman near it. They were the only elves he could see in the establishment. The slight nod in greeting was returned in kind and after gathering his tea pot and rice balls with the broth he moved closer to her sitting next to her.
"Greetings maiden. My name is Lynx Lothwind would you like to share a few cups of my tea?"
Night Star smiled warmly, happy to see another Elf. "I am Night Star of Alandia, another realm actually and these are my companions, Pesky the pixie and Sky the winged wildcat. Yes, Thank you, tea would be lovely." Pesky was now alert. "Hello Lynx! So tell me, do you live here or are you just passing through on your way to some great adventure? We have been on many amazing adventures. Haven't we Night Star? Some good, some bad, but adventures nonetheless." Sky stretched his colorful wings then folded them back to his sides. "I'm afraid there aren't many Elves in these parts, very few pixies and none of my own kind. We haven't been here very long and though the people have been kind enough, we pretty much keep to ourselves. Nice to meet you."
Night was very curious about the newcomer and wondered what she might learn about him. Nearby patrons were getting noisier the more they drank. Some were quite merry and others, not so much.
"Pleasure to meet you and your companions Night Star. A grand adventure I am not so sure of but my travels have brought me here from Shaal." Lynx blew his tea before sipping it. "I come from a Mage school set in the mountains on the banks of the River Zet. My...studies have brought me to Kuthersia." Lynx looked over the crowd before turning his attention back to Night. "To tell you the truth I am looking for information about dragons."
Pesky perked up, fluttered her wings and was jumping up and down with excitement. Night hurried to cup the little pixie in her hands to shut her up. They had their companion Storm who was a mighty dragon, but a friendly one unless they were under attack. A muffled voice yelled out. "Yes, we know..." Night then uncapped her hands and pulled the pixie's hair. "Hush! I shall do the talking!" Her eyes widened at the question as she knew some dragons were not to be messed with and people would not hesitate to kill them off in any fashion. Nervously, she spoke. "I...know some things about dragons." She averted his eyes at first and stared at the top of the counter where her cup sat. Finally she looked up at Lynx deciding that she would be able to handle whatever came her way. "What is that you are seeking?" The winged wildcat quietly observed, cautious and waiting.
Lynx took not of the odd behavior from the trio as he sipped his tea. Chalking it up to a quirk of the species he spoke up. "I've not had much experience with dragons personally and would like to broaden my knowledge. Particularly lore about legendary dragons." Lynx took a second as he remembered the lake incident. "Curiosity has always been a driving force for me and has led to many a moment of...personal growth."
Pesky was not pleased with Night Star trying to keep her quiet. "Fine, you tell him! Maybe you should just introduce him to Storm, he's..." The lovely Elf, quickly cupped her hands over the pixie again, but felt guilty and released her. "Alright, maybe we should introduce him, but not anywhere near here." She leaned close to Lynx and whispered. "If it is of interest to you and you wish to travel with us a while, I could introduce you to a wondrous friend of ours who just happens to be a dragon. Though we are from another realm, he has found a secret library in this realm which holds the answers to the legends you speak of and so much more. We decided to stay here and rest a while before meeting up with him again."
"Any help and it company given would be appreciated I assure you. The knowledge of a pure blood dragon would definitely be of assistance to my current predicament. I am sure his library would answer more questions for me as well or it could be my elven Mage curiosity getting the better of me once again." Lynx chuckled at the end.
The beautiful Elf was relieved to finally be in the company of her own kind. "It's settled then. We shall travel deep into the forest to meet up with Storm where it is safe. It would probably be best to travel in the early hours of morn'. We have met no other dragons since we've been here. Are there no more dragons here?" she asked in her soothing gentle voice. Pesky was fluttering her wings and flying about the counter, landing on the edge of cups and a teapot. "What a sad world this must be without the wondrous creatures. It is no wonder you seek the legends of the dragons." She gazed into Lynx's eyes. Do they still exist in this realm?"
Night Star saved the little pixie from falling into a hot cup of tea. "I would imagine there are both good and evil dragons, like other beings and creatures. I just want to assure you that there is nothing to fear from our dragon friend Storm." She smiled. "I sense a lovely warm day for tomorrow's journey. Perhaps we should all retire for the night and meet down here for a quick breakfast before leaving." Sky the winged wildcat sat quietly by their feet, cautiously surveying their surroundings.
"I must confess I do not know of any more dragons in this realm other then legends, folklore, or the ramblings of some weary traveler. My teachers used to tell stories of the creatures and their powers but some stories struck fear in the listener so powerful they would have nightmares for months. The only thing I could really gather were they were much like us mortal races and each had their own personalities and ambitions and the only way to judge the creatures was by what they told you. The one thing they had in common was you did not want to get on their bad side. Certain tomes in the mages library stated that very few were left on the planet especially the ones who fought alongside the ancients and imperators even then their names are lost in time." Lynx finished his tea and sat the cup down."Breakfast sounds wonderful.for your companions sake I hope wherever you stay tonight they allow pets."
Night Star tilted her head. "I suppose the dragons here are much like the ones in my own realm. Often people fear them because they don't know or understand them so they are sought after and slaughtered. The dragons would often take the side of light, though there were evil ones that existed as well, so one could never be too sure. Sky will sleep outside beneath the stars. It is where he is most comfortable."
The winged wildcat looked up at Lynx. "I will not be far, of that I can assure you. Night and I are linked telepathically so if there is trouble, I can alert her." He bowed his head with respect and headed for the tavern door.
"I'm staying with Night Star." replied Pesky. "We are rarely ever parted and they love me here so I will be safe kind Sir."
Night watched as a drunken patron almost fell off his seat when he saw Sky. Evidently he did not notice the large creature earlier. She chuckled and bid her new Elven friend a good night.
She climbed the squeaky, marred wooden stairs to a floor above with Pesky flying beside her. Through the dimly lit halls they were able to find their room. It was sparsely furnished, but comfortable and pleasing enough for the night. Pesky found a vase of flowers on a night stand and decided to sleep on one of the larger flowers. Night, undressed and took a hot, soothing bath. She always brought along her own herbal concoctions of herbal beauty and medicinal potions. She slowly poured scented oils into the bath, slipped in and closed her eyes to meditate. When she found herself getting drowsy, she climbed into bed and entered a dreamless sleep.


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Stora Enso is investing EUR 5 million to build a new production line and related infrastructure to manufacture formed fibre products at Hylte Mill in Sweden. The formed fibre technology enables manufacturing of products that are designed for circularity, meaning that they are renewable, recyclable and biodegradable and do not include any plastic.
The formed fibre investment further strengthens Stora Enso's opportunities to replace fossil-based products and contribute to combatting the global problem of plastic waste. First products are expected to be on the market by the end of 2019.
Formed fibre products are manufactured from various chemical pulps and chemi-thermomechanical pulp (CTMP) by pressing it into a desired shape in a molding machine. The raw material is pulp made from wood from FSC and PEFC certified, traceable sources in Sweden and Finland. Stora Enso will manufacture the raw material at its mills in Sweden and Finland and do the converting at Hylte Mill. The initial annual capacity during the pilot stage will be approximately 50 million units of product with the intention to expand.
The production line will be operated by a new business unit for formed fibre which will also conduct research and development of new formed fibre materials and technologies. Potential products include single-use food packaging items such as plastic-free cups, bowls, clamshells, plates and coffee cup lids as well as non-food applications, responding to the needs of eco-conscious consumers looking for more environmentally friendly alternatives to plastic.
"This investment is another step on our transformation journey to replace plastic and other fossil-based materials with renewable and recyclable alternatives. This investment allows us to to help our customers build their brands as eco-friendly, circular companies," says Sohrab Kazemahvazi, Vice President, Head of Formed Fibre.
Hylte Mill produces newsprint based on thermo-mechanical pulp (TMP) and recycled fibre, and has experience from taking new production technologies into use, as Stora Enso's biocomposite granules production line was inaugurated at the mill in 2018. At Hylte Mill, Stora Enso can make best use of the resources available to support the new investment: industrial infrastructure and highly competent workforce. The formed fibre business currently belongs to reporting segment Other.


When Vic McCray, MD, and I were Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellows, we spent months shadowing optometrists and ophthalmologists, looking at different eye problems and diseases. But what we saw over and over were patients complaining about dryness and discomfort and doctors unable to offer effective solutions. We realized there was a huge population of patients who suffer from contact lens-induced dry eye whose needs weren't being addressed.
Historically, the eye-care industry has focused on developing contact lenses with properties they thought were important. For example, they felt that lenses needed to have significant water content to be comfortable, so all of today's contact lenses contain water. We thought about the problem differently – from a biological perspective rather than a chemical one. We looked at the eye and what it normally does to stay moist and healthy. What we found is that it has components that help hold water on the surface and prevent evaporation, and components that keep the eye slippery and friction low every time we blink.
Along with our co-founder, Karen Havenstrite, PhD, we decided to design a lens surface that mimics what the eye does naturally. The end result was a specialized coating that can be applied to any hard contact lens that improves wettability, increases surface water retention, reduces friction on the eye, and minimizes deposits on the lens. Rigid lenses are used by patients with specific needs. They're usually less comfortable than soft lenses, but with our coating, patients sometimes forget they're even wearing lenses.
The first time we heard directly from a patient with significant contact lens discomfort who had used our technology, it was really gratifying – and that positive feedback keeps coming. Just recently, a woman called and told us how she had to retire because her lenses were so uncomfortable that she couldn't wear them for an entire workday. But, because of us, she has been able to return to her job, and she wanted us to know how that had positively changed her life. Another person contacted us to say that our coating had enabled her to wear specialty lenses rather than having to endure a corneal transplant. Yet another told us simply that we had answered her prayers.
Feedback like this makes us extremely proud of the work we're doing. Now, we're working to expand the benefits of the coating to disposable lenses, which will reach a much larger group of contact lens wearers.
To date, medical devices and technologies initiated by Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign trainees while in the program's courses and fellowships have been used to care for more than 1.5 million patients. In this new weekly series, some of our innovators will discuss their work and the patients that inspired them.
Brandon Felkins, MD, was a 2010-11 Biodesign Innovation Fellow.


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East Kent NHS listening events Thank you to everyone who has attended our latest round of listening events. We have had a great turn out and discussion at all the events so far. If you missed them, you can view the presentation on our website, www.kentandmedway.nhs.uk/eastkent and listen to audio recordings of all the events here. You can also understand more about our reasons for change and what our ambition is, by watching this short film.
Faversham: Wednesday, 12 December, at Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Abbey Place, Faversham ME13 7BQ from 6.45 to 9.45pm (registration from 6.30pm).
Street surveys and focus groups are also taking place across the county. There will be many more opportunities to hear about the proposals and give your views as part of a full public consultation later in 2019.
Option 1 involves reorganising some specialist services across each of the three hospital sites and using the William Harvey Hospital (Ashford), Kent & Canterbury Hospital (Canterbury) and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital (Margate) in different ways. This would mean consolidating specialist services on one site at the William Harvey Hospital in Ashford, with more day-to-day hospital services provided at Canterbury and Margate.
Option 2 was added to the medium list in October 2017 following an offer by a local developer to build the shell of a new hospital in Canterbury as part of a development of 2,000 new homes and gift it to the NHS. It would involve changes at all three sites, including moving some current services provided at the William Harvey and QEQM hospitals to the Kent and Canterbury site.


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A SENIOR council officer has admitted the department should have consulted Heywood Township over the contested removal of the cherry trees along West Starkey Street.
Peter Jackson, sport, leisure and culture lead officer, admitted the oversight in a letter to Councillor Jacqui Beswick after she requested a formal response from the department.
The letter said: "With hindsight, the adverse public reaction to the removal of the trees and hedge might have been anticipated and it would have been wise to alert members."
The trees were removed because falling blossom would have caused a hazard and the rapid deterioration of the new artificial turf. It has subsequently been revealed that due to 15 years of growth, the roots would have had to be removed.
Cllr Beswick said: "We wanted it confirming that no members of township were consulted in any way. We don't want this to become a political issue we just want to make sure that all of the facts are clear - we can't mislead people on something we don't know about."


We found a new car!
Here she is! She's a 2005 Subaru Outback… the L.L. Bean edition. She's showing her age in the interior, but there's only one spot of rust we could find on the outside! AND she literally checks every box I had on my wish list down to the paint and cladding colors.
You can see my sad little Forester sulking in the background there. *sniff* My husband's 2006 Subaru Legacy Sedan is in the middle.
Lots of fixes here… the seller was either ignorant or extremely deceptive. I'm leaning towards ignorant, actually… they probably didn't bother to check and see what needed fixing. It was a lot. $2300 of a lot so far, with another $2000 waiting on my pay. We pretty much emptied our emergency fund.
But she's the same car that my husband has only she's a wagon AND she's a flat six (boxer six) compared to my husband's four cylinder.
This is to keep things from flying around if I brake hard.
And, yes, the plates are whited out. (EDIT: My husband whited them out for me.) I don't know why this is important, but evidently it is.
It has a lot of worn patches, but it's pretty and very comfortable. The seat doesn't have enough oomph to lift you while you're sitting in it, so you have to get out to adjust it.
It has the six CD player! I had been crossing my fingers for the MP3 CD player, but this is fine.
Look at the moon/sun roof! I love it.
It's a pretty car, and it's totally mine. The way Murphy works, I can't have something without it being a disaster, and the extensive repairs it needed were definitely upsetting.
We had to repair tie rods, lower ball joints, sway bars… and a pin hole leak in the radiator. It's waiting on drive shaft/UI Joints next.
But… she's mine. I'm hoping that once she's repaired she'll be a reliable car because COME ON ALREADY… Transmission AND Head Gasket in the Forester was a bit much!
What do you think? What is the car that checks everything off your list? I've wanted one of these since they came out and I saw them driving all over Madison! What are you driving now, and how is it treating you? Advice on keeping her in good shape? Inquiring minds want to know!
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I love Subarus! So many of my friends drive them!
Growing up with old junkers, I had "Only buy Japanese" burned into my brain by everyone in my neighborhood. My first two cars were used Acuras, and I got them to 210,000 and 173,000 miles before I traded them in! You really can drive those things into the grave. My sister had a used Honda Accord that she got up over 300,000 miles.
I deviated from the "Only buy Japanese" rule last year and now I have an adorable little Italian Fiat, but it is already starting to do some…weird things…that are making me a little nervous. Thankfully it's under warranty for another four years, because otherwise I'd be really freaked out!
I'm so happy the Subaru Outback I like made it down into my price range! We can't afford to buy cars new, but we do love Subarus and it was exciting to get this one. *smile* And we do drive them into the ground – the Forester is at 207,000 miles!


The 2013 Puligny Montrachet 1er Cru Champgain has a strict, backward, introspective bouquet that perhaps does not convey its terror with the gusto of the Les Referts at this point. That may change of course. The palate is very well balanced with good salinity on the entry, understated at first but building and fanning out towards the spicy, lively finish. Superb salinity here, yet this Champgain will need 2-3 years in bottle. Those who have a penchant for this wine should stock up on the 2013. Rated 97 Points Lisa's Staff.


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What Industry Leaders Are Doing To Reduce Implicit Bias In Healthcare
Among 2018-19 medical school applicants, nearly 47% were White, 21.3% Asian, 8.4% Black and 6.2% Latino, according to the AAMC.
One way to diversify the medical field is to introduce black children to the profession while they are in middle and high school, said Dr Marc Belcastro, chief system physician at Premier Health. The Dayton Scale of Wright State's Family Medicine Residency Program is a prime example, he said. The program, launched in 2016, supports people aged 9 to 17 who are interested in careers in the health field.
GDAHA recently launched a similar program, Hackenbracht said.
To exploreWright State Resident Doctors Pilot Anti-Racism Dialogue Training
Not far enough
Introducing young people of color, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, to the medical field is a good first step, but it doesn't go far enough, said Dr Alonzo Patterson, a pediatric specialist who grew up on the West Side of Dayton and who is a beneficiary of these programs.
In 1979, Wright State University's Boonshoft School of Medicine initiated the Horizons in Medicine program, which aims to introduce the professions of science and health to underprivileged and minority high school students. Patterson was first class, he said. He wanted to go to medical school, but he wasn't sure if he was going to enter medical school or how he would pay if he did.
Additionally, completing medical school means hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, and not all doctors make enough money to pay off $ 200,000 to $ 300,000 in student loans, Patterson said. So as a safety blanket he majored in engineering as an undergraduate at Wright State to make sure he would earn around $ 50,000 to $ 60,000 a year after college.
These are tough choices faced by minority students who lack the support systems to help fund their medical education, he said.
"There is a need to strengthen the education system," Patterson said. "But I think we need to pay attention to some of these other intangibles as well."
Another possible solution to reducing the prejudices implicit in the medical field is to step up efforts to diversify medical schools, said La Fleur Small, associate provost and medical sociologist at Wright State. Studies have shown that if medical classes were more diverse in terms of race and ethnicity, implicit biases could be minimized in a more organic way, she said.
Creating courses that focus solely on reducing implicit bias and making them mandatory in medical schools is another way to tackle the problem, Small said. Classes would present students with implicit biases because some people are not aware of the problem.
Wright State School of Medicine has a pilot anti-racism dialogue training program offered to its OB-GYN residents, and it will soon be extended to the administration of the Boonshoft School of Medicine and eventually to the faculty.
To exploreBlack babies are dying at an alarming rate: how can their lives be saved?
Fight against prejudices implicit in legislation
In 2019, California approved the Dignity During Pregnancy and Childbirth Act. The legislation includes a provision that requires hospitals and clinics to implement implicit bias programs for all providers who care for pregnant women and their babies.
Last July Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued an executive order requiring medical professionals to take training on implicit bias to obtain or renew a medical license in the state. This step was recommended by the Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities.
In April, Illinois made implicit bias training a continuing education requirement for all doctors, nurses and certain other health care professionals.
What local hospitals are doing to increase diversity
At the local level, some hospital systems offer anti-bias training to their healthcare professionals. In early 2020, Premiere Health began rolling out a program called Cost of Poverty Experience Training – or COPE. The program is designed to bring participants into the lives of low-income people.
The training taps into participants' limbic system, which is a part of the brain that processes emotions and memory, Belcastro said.
The Dayton Children's Hospital has been tackling the problem of implicit bias for some time, but has stepped up its efforts over the past year, said Dr John Duby, vice president of academic affairs and health community and chair of the pediatrics department at Wright State University. Boonshoft School of Medicine.
Dr John Duby, vice president of academic affairs and community health at Dayton Children's Hospital. Contributed
Last summer, Deborah Feldman, the CEO of the hospital, convened a task force on racism which made several recommendations that were implemented.
This included adding equity to its stated values and health equity to its strategic priorities. He's also starting to study his hospitalization data for disparities, Duby said. For example, Dayton Children's found that black children with asthma had a higher admission rate than non-Black children.
"And that gave us the opportunity to be able to start asking ourselves why is this difference there … and to see where the opportunities for improvement might be," he said. .
The Kettering Health Network has also stepped up efforts to tackle racial prejudice, said Josefer Montes, director of inclusion and vice president. The network has formed a working group that seeks to mainstream diversity, equity and inclusion into Kettering Health's residency program.
Josefer Montes, director of inclusion and vice president of marketing at Kettering Health Network. Contributed.
The network's second cohort of lead physicians recently completed their training on creating an inclusive clinical environment, which means 40 physicians have completed the training so far. The training is provided by an external company, the Physician Leadership Institute.
In addition, the Kettering Health Network Center for Nursing Excellence, a brainchild of nurses in the hospital network, is in the early stages of rolling out a training program on the cultural skills of the network's internationally trained nurses, said Montes.
"Our goal is for Kettering Health Network to be a safe and welcoming place for anyone, regardless of color, race, gender, orientation or religion or otherwise, can receive medical treatment and work," said he declared.
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OPINION: Essential that Limerick GAA don't rest on their laurels - Jerome O'Connell
Jerome O'Connell
joconnell@limerickleader.ie
LIMERICK GAA chairman John Cregan was forthright in his plea when addressing the clubs of the county at Annual Convention before Christmas.
"Now is the time to address deficiencies that may exist and if we do not do that we will quickly find ourselves losing our competitiveness in the years ahead. If we allow competitiveness level to drop our chances of success will also drop," outlined the County Board chairman.
And, how correct he is.
For all the success and enjoyment all are getting from following John Kiely's senior hurlers at present, it must be remembered they are one of six inter-county GAA teams across hurling and football and that's not to mention the club game and the many other aspects of Limerick GAA.
'Strike while the iron is hot' is the adage that best fits for Limerick GAA as all enter 2022.
The 2018-2021 era must be more than just a glittering list of silverware and memories when all look back in a decade or more.
The chance to lay solid foundations for years to come simply cannot be ignored.
It's an opportunity for every club across Limerick to ride the current wave of success by the senior hurlers. Unfortunately Covid-19 public health restrictions have dominated almost two years now and this has hindered development aspirations of many strands of the GAA but still much can be done to ensure a bright future.
With all that in mind, just this week came the publication of a landmark survey into coaching.
And, it was good to see that the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association joined forces to conduct the survey.
The Coaching and Coach Education in Gaelic games survey was supported with assistance from a number of Third Level College including Limerick's Mary Immaculate College.
Former Limerick senior football goalkeeper Richard Bowles was on the survey advisory group. The Oola man is a Physical Education Lecturer within the Faculty of Education in Mary Immaculate College. His research interests include the impact of external personnel on the teaching of PE in primary schools, the use of self-study approaches in teaching, teacher education and sports coaching, and the facilitation of coaches' learning within communities of practice.
The new survey, based on the responses from more than 10,400 participants, paints a clear picture of the volume of work being undertaken by volunteer coaches.
The aim of the research was to collect population data about the coaching workforce across all levels of Gaelic games participation to inform coach development policy, implementation, and management at National, Provincial, County, School and Club levels.
So what was learned...
The coaches that participated in this survey were predominantly male (79%), aged between 25 – 54 (85.7%), and experienced, with 89.8% having more than five years coaching experience.
Almost 40% coach two or more GAA codes and a significant majority of coaches engage in coaching on multiple days each week (78.3%).
In terms of time spent, coaches are spending on average seven and a half hours a week on their commitment to coaching – which can rise to on average an additional nine hours on match weeks.
An overwhelming majority of the respondents consider future learning to be important to their coaching (94.6%), with 71.2% of respondents 'Quite Likely' or 'Extremely Likely' to undertake some form of coach education in the next 12 months.
From a Limerick point of view, Coaching the Coaches is thankfully a mainstay of development plans for a number of years, but these survey results can act as a timely reminder of the hugely important role of volunteers and where assistance can be provided.


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Beason's (Beeson's) Crossing
Marker Text: Benjamin Beason, one of Stephen F. Austin's original 300 colonists, settled by a widely used Colorado River crossing near here in 1822. He and his wife Elizabeth proceeded to build a large home (also used as an inn) and established a gristmill, sawmill, gin,and ferry operation at the crossing. His residence and business operations and a scattering of homesteads in the area formed a settlement known as Beason's Crossing.
In the early spring of 1836 Beason found his home, family, and complex of commercial buildings in the perilous position in between Sam Houston's Army, camped on the east bank of the Colorado River opposite Beason's crossing, and a Mexican Army led by General Juaquin Ramirez y Sesma fast approaching from the west. Houston had chosen this site to camp because of its strategic location at the edge of the most populous part of Texas. With his 1500 troops in position, Houston is said to have declared, "on the Colorado I make my stand."
Notwithstanding this bold declaration, Houston unexpectedly removed his Army to the Brazos River on March 26th. Beason's crossing was subsequently burned to the ground by a detachment of Houston's scarcely hours before the arrival of Sesma's Army. (1993)
Marker No: 347
Geographic: 29° 42.259′ N, 96° 32.113′ W
Location: 3614 US 90, Columbus


Netbooks vs. notebooks... what's the difference between the two? Which is better and why? Read on to see who emerges winner in this debate.
The smaller the word, lesser the computing power, lesser the speed, and lesser the price. The difference between a notebook and a netbook is as subtle as the difference in the words. Many believe that there is no specific difference between them; it just depends on what one chooses to call them. When laptops hit the market, they were 'lap'tops. They shrank in size and began to be called notebooks. Today, the words 'laptop' and 'notebook' are used interchangeably. Similarly, as notebooks reduced in size, they got the name netbooks. Well, this is what the common perception is. But the truth is slightly different. There are certain differences between netbooks and notebooks in terms of not just their word-lengths; but also their size, computing power, speed, hardware and operating system compatibility, networking support, and other features. Before we begin with a discussion on netbooks vs. notebooks, let's understand them, one at a time. Here's an introduction to both notebooks and notebooks, followed by a discussion on the differences between them.
Netbooks belong to the class of subnotebooks or small ultraportable laptop computers. Netbooks are inexpensive in comparison to laptops and other modern-day computers. They entered the computer market in 2007 at surprisingly low prices. What made them relatively inexpensive? Well, they lacked certain features and had less computing power. Their screen sizes ranged from 5 to 10 inches diagonal, they had smaller keyboards and they weighed around 1 kg. Netbooks have less powerful hardware. They lack features like optical hard drives; some do not even have the traditional hard drive. Instead, netbooks use solid-state storage devices. Most netbooks use the Intel Atom processor. The processor speed ranges from 1.2 to 1.6 GHz. Which operating systems do netbooks support? Windows XP is the first most popular operating system that netbooks are shipped with. The second most popular OS is Linux. ASUS Eee PC, a line of ASUS netbooks, has demonstrated the use of Android platform and has planned to develop Android-based netbooks. Chrome OS by Google is being foreseen as the next netbook-specific operating system. FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and Darwin are some of the other operating systems that netbooks run on.
Netbooks are 'net'books; their target customers are those wanting easy Internet access. The ones available today support wi-fi networking and some support broadband or dial up Internet access as well. Most netbooks have modem and Ethernet ports and can be used on telephone and wireless networks. They also have bluetooth connectivity, which makes it possible for them to be a part of mobile networks. Some of the latest models of netbooks have built-in 3G, which makes them capable of using mobile broadband services. However, their low-resolution and small-sized screens limit the browsing features making netbooks slightly less user-friendly to an Internet user.
Now, about netbook performance. They do face certain performance-related issues due to limitations in their processing power and feature set. When it comes to running Flash along with certain other software, say a virus scanner, there is a noticeable drop in the computer's speed. Similarly, if you try to open too many applications at a time, there is a substantial drop in speed and performance, and switching between files takes a lot of time in such cases. Working on image files is not a problem in netbooks, but working with video files is. Video editing and the encoding or decoding of videos takes a lot of time on netbooks. Some of these performance issues are related to the low memory capacities that netbooks possess.
All in all, netbooks are suitable for limited use. Their low weight, compactness, and portability are their virtues. Also, they come at relatively lower prices. They support both wired and wireless Internet access. Their only limitations are that they are less feature-rich and their processing powers are less. Netbooks are recent entrants in the computer market and they seem to have a promising future.
Notebooks belong to the class of portable computers or laptops. Laptops are notebook-shaped lightweight computing devices; perhaps their shape gave them their name. Older notebooks were heavier but modern ones weigh between 3 and 12 pounds. Notebook computers are classified on the basis of the purpose for which they are designed and their feature set. Notebooks specifically designed to serve as substitutes for desktop computers, are referred to as desktop replacements. Desktop replacement notebooks are similar to desktops in their functionality and performance level. They are close to what desktops are and hence are less portable; they are less of 'notebooks'. Subnotebooks also belong to the class of notebooks. They are portable, smaller in size, and lighter in weight, for which they have smaller screens, small-sized hardware components, and less number of ports. Netbooks, as already discussed, also fall into the category of notebooks. In fact, netbooks are laptops designed for Internet use. As you already know, they have limited features, they are lightweight, portable, and cheap. Netbooks are cheaper than notebooks.
Now, for some of the basic notebook components. Notebook motherboards do not have expansion slots that desktops have. The functionality is implemented on the motherboard itself. It's quite an 'everyone knows' kind of a fact that notebooks possess less processing power and computer memory. Most notebooks are powered by an internal rechargeable battery. Most of the recent ones use lithium ion or lithium polymer batteries. Generally, the battery life is 2-5 hours after which it has to be charged using an external power supply. Notebooks have advanced power-saving features that desktop computers lack.
Modern-day notebooks have 12-inch display units that use active matrix displays. Newer laptops are equipped with LED screens that consume less power and offer wider viewing angles. CD and DVD drives are the standard media drives that notebooks come with. More commonly, they have Blu-ray drives. Notebooks have physically smaller hard disks. Some newer laptops use flash memory-based SSDs. A touch pad and a pointing stick are the most common input devices that notebooks use. Laptops have USB ports, an external monitor port and an Ethernet network port. Most notebooks are Wi-Fi-enabled and provide easy Internet access.
The advantages of notebooks are quite a few. After portability which is their biggest advantage, come easy Internet access, low power consumption, and a good battery backup. On the other hand, there are limitations in the upgradeability of notebooks, and their processing power and speed are lower in comparison to desktops.
As we know by now, netbooks are portable computers, specially designed for Internet use, while notebooks are a class of laptop computers. Netbooks are lightweight laptop computers designed for web-based applications. They lack features like optical drives, big screens, and high processing powers, which notebooks possess. Simply put, netbooks are lighter and cheaper notebooks.
Netbooks use less powerful hardware in comparison to larger notebooks; some notebooks have solid-state storage devices instead of conventional hard drives that are heavier and more power-consuming. While netbooks have 8 to 32 GB storage capacities, notebooks come with memory capacities in the range of 80 to 160 GB. Netbooks have less processing powers than notebooks. They cannot take up processor-intensive tasks, which notebooks can. Netbooks are primarily aimed at remotely accessing web-based applications and supporting Internet browsing and emailing facilities. When it comes to netbooks, it is more about remote Internet access, due to which netbook computing relies on access to servers and requires less powerful client computers. This is not the case with notebook computers. In technical terms, notebooks are based on the concept of cloud computing. Interestingly, though netbooks boast of being different, what they use internally is an Intel Atom notebook processor.
The use of netbooks in the education sector is on the rise. Owing to their small size, less weight, and portability, netbooks are best-suited for use in the education sector. Besides providing easy web access, netbooks are ideal for academics-related tasks like word processing, creating presentations, tutorials, and running multimedia applications. This makes them an ideal choice for application in the learning field, giving them an added advantage over notebooks and conventional computers.
Moral of the story; netbooks are not notebooks. They are different. The difference lies in their processing powers and speeds, their storage capacities, and their efficiency. Netbooks are meant for Internet use. And that, in no way means that they can replace notebook computers. Netbooks stand out because of their ultra portability, ease of web access, and moreover, their cost. Nowadays, netbooks are being shipped with Windows XP, with an intention to boost their popularity among the masses. This was not the case a few years ago.
After this discussion on netbooks vs. notebooks and the pros and cons of each, you must have realized the difference between these two computing devices. Both netbooks and notebooks are technological wonders in their own right. In fact, mobile computing is in itself a technological innovation.


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Thug who attacked 91-year-old Hayes man and stole his shopping is jailed
Michael Parker was sentenced to four and a half years in jail after attacking the elderly man
Qasim Peracha
A shameless robber who attacked an 91-year-old man on his doorstep before stealing his groceries has been jailed.
Michael Parker watched his victim go to walk into his home in Hayes before pushing him into the doorway, punching him in the face and demanding money.
The Hayes resident then ran off with the victim's bag of groceries.
The 56-year-old carried out his attack in broad daylight on February 27, and left the elderly victim with blurred vision, soreness and bruising to his eye, face and arm, which was also bleeding.
Michael Parker has been jailed for the cruel crime (Image: Metropolitan Police)
After pleading guilty to robbery at an earlier hearing, Parker was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison at Isleworth Crown Court on Wednesday (April 25).
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Kelly Wilson, senior crown prosecutor for CPS London North, said: "This was a violent attack on an elderly man who was preyed on because of his age and perceived vulnerability right on his own doorstep.
"As a result of the efforts of the police and the CPS in building a strong case against Parker, he was left with no choice but to plead guilty to this robbery.
"The CPS takes crimes against elderly members of the public extremely seriously and will prosecute those responsible.
"I hope this conviction and sentence provides some comfort to the victim and encourages other victims to come forward."


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Q: Can I make custom function on google spreadsheet without Google Apps Script? I'm using google spreadsheet with Google Apps Script.
but it gives me error message too easily. like this

Error
  Script invoked too many times per second for this Google user account. (line 0).

Is there any way to avoid the error? (except the way reduce function call)
or alternative Spreadsheet program that support Javascript function define?

A: As noted in the documentation you can work around this by ensuring that your function supports ranges, and the function on a range. See also the section on Optimization on the Custom Functions in Google Sheets page.

A: To create a custom function you should use Google Apps Script, it's the only way. Regarding the way to avoid the error, there are several things that could be done but to be certain about what is required in your case you should add more details.


In Spain, in 2050, people over 65 will be more than 30% of the total population. Nevertheless, this sector of the population will be very different from today's. They will enjoy a better physical and mental health, as well as being more active and integrated into society. That`s why they are emerging a new oportunities for products and services that satisfy the needs of this part of the population.
This combined with the growing demand in society for the concept of "wellness", have caused the creation of many innovative products in the healthcare sector. The LQTAI company, experts in Information Technologies and Telecommunications, identified the opportunity to apply new technologies to a medical product which until now was obsolete, the Holter.
Knowing that holter existing solutions in the market had exorbitant prices and used technologies that forced the user to attach uncomfortable cables to their body for at least 24 hours, the challenge was clear: How can we use new technologies to improve the experience of the patient with the holter?
We faced the project through a Human Centered Design (HCD) perspective, that is the approach that takes into consideration, from the earliest stages of product design, the desires and needs of people in relation to it. By involving customers and experts in the creative process, design becomes the tool that humanizes technology and shapes products that satisfy the consumer´s deepest demands.
Holtin is an eHealth solution for the people who suffer episodes of arrhythmia or just want to know about their cardiovascular health under the supervision of specialized health professionals. The product is an intelligent device fully customizable that adapts to the user medical needs. It also includes a highly intuitive mobile application to control real time data and communication with the doctor.
We conducted a deep research about new materials and technologies that allowed to register heart rates eliminating unwanted body cables. The adopted solution is a strap with two electrodes, similar to existing sportive "pulsometers", which provide high comfort to the user and allows to capture the necessary information with the desired signal quality. Rough and fast prototyping is the more basic and economic way to test the decision-making and reduce uncertainty during initial design stages. From the 2D drawing to detailed 3D geometries going through the Styrofoam or cardboard models in order to test volumetric and dimensional issues, to finally 3d printing for functional prototypes. The project was a continuous process of evaluation, test and improvement of the design.
Holtin has a strap with a pair of conductive polymer electrodes to which the piece of hardware is attached. The latter is the "smart" part including the electronics and responsable of collecting, processing and emitting the relevant data already processed to the medical center for the analysis. The ergonomic design of the device ensures to the user a perfect positioning without the need of experts supervision or medical intervention.
In situations of syncope or dizziness, user heart activity is also registered. A gesture with the finger in the mobile application is enough to begin to store all the information. Moreover, it has many parameters that can be adjusted in a quickly and easy way. This freedom configuration allows to customize the service to any need of monitoring. In this way, Holtin allows a long-term monitoring and a quick access to the information in order to ensure to the user or the professional an immediate access to the detected episodes.


Has anyone tried adding a spoonful of live yoghurt to kimchi, to accellerate the fermentation?
Discussion in 'Food & Cooking' started by austincook, Jun 26, 2011.
I'm making a batch of kimchi at home right now, and just had the thought when I saw a container of yoghurt in the fridge.
I'm especially curious because I used Huy Fong Foods' Chili-Garlic instead of doing it from scratch, and I'm guessing it's pasteurized. I don't know if that will make a difference in the fermentation, but I'm thinking maybe I could add a spoon of yogurt to be on the safe side.
They both use varieties of Lactobacillus bacteria (lactic acid), albeit different ones, so maybe it would work?
NEVER MIND, it's starting to ferment on its own. My kitchen smells like a Korean restaurant!


Anne McKenzie Powell, 87, of Fair Bluff died Monday, February 15, 2016, at the New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, N. C. She was the daughter of the late Thomas Milton McKenzie and Annie Maie White McKenzie and was preceded in death by her husband, Bert Alexander Powell. She was a member of Fair Bluff Baptist Church where she had been the organist for many years. She was a co-owner of McKenzie Mortuary.
Survivors include her daughter: Sarah Anne Powell Jackson (Edward) of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; sons: William (Bill) A. Powell, II (Rita) of Whiteville, N.C. and Alexander McKenzie Powell of Fair Bluff, N.C.; sister: Sally McKenzie High (Jim) of Lake Waccamaw, N.C.; Grandchildren: Ashley McKenzie Malkemes (Mike), Amanda Anne Powell, William Anderson Powell, III (Courtney), Garrett Powell Jackson (Portia) and Jordan Alexander Powell. Great-Grandchildren: Piper Addyson Powell, London McKenzie Powell, Jonathan Luther Malkemes, Kaylee Anne Malkemes, Logan Garrett Jackson.
The family would like to thank the staff of Trinity Grove for their wonderful care and love they provided.
Memorials may be made to Fair Bluff Baptist Church, P.O. Box 217/1205 Main Street, Fair Bluff, N.C. 28439 or a Charity of your choice.