Your real estate agent's good. She's gone above and beyond to find a buyer for the house you've raised your family in. She's working on a Sunday afternoon at an open house on your property, while you and your family are out for the day.
Strangers wander into your home throughout the afternoon. Your real estate agent tries to vet them all and gauge whether their interest in your home is legit, but it's not always completely possible. Besides, it's just a precaution she doesn't really have to take, and the strangers aren't under any obligation to tell the truth. It's just an open house, and she's watching as closely as she can.
A man walks in alone late in the afternoon. Your agent introduces herself, and the man introduces himself. Your agent says it's unusual for a single person to visit a family home by themselves. The man says his spouse couldn't join him, but has trusted him to make a good choice. He's just scouting anyway; they're planning to buy but don't have a timetable.
Your real estate agent's phone rings. It's the manager of her office, probably calling about that snag that came up in that sale from earlier in the week. Your agent says to the man, "Excuse me, I have to take this in another room." She walks out the sliding glass door to the backyard for some privacy.
The man's by himself in the home, looking at the portraits of your family on the mantle. Pictures of your children, your spouse, your parents, your extended family, your pets. He takes out his smartphone and takes a picture.
He sees a bulletin board in the kitchen. It's got receipts, flyers, notes from the school with your children's names on them. He snaps a picture of those too. Then he walks into your bathroom and opens the medicine chest. Prescription bottles with your family's names and yours on the labels, along with what medication is in the bottle. For a moment, the man's tempted to pocket one or more of the bottles, but decides just to take a picture of them instead.
Your real estate agent's still on the phone outside. The man decides to leave while she's still engaged. He got all he needed.
A couple of weeks pass. Your house remains unsold. One of your children is getting out of school on a weekday afternoon. As she walks out the front door she's approached by a man who calls her by her name.
He says he's a friend of your family and that you've sent him here to pick her up because you can't make it. Your child has never seen him before. In fact, she's never even heard his name before. The man says he's surprised she can't remember him, because they went on a vacation together. Then he shows her a picture of you — with the man in it. You and he are friends from way back, he says.
Your child's smart, but even she can't always tell when someone's been Photoshopped into a picture.
This scenario might sound improbable or unlikely. But the risks involved with real estate open houses are real.
Crimes originating from real estate open houses are on the rise, and they're diversifying. It's not simply the risk of property theft. Criminals use open houses for a variety of illegal activities: identity theft, opioid and prescription drug theft, online harassment, assault and worse—including the situation described in this story, and a range of potential offenses you can't even imagine.
Fortunately, Todd Carrison has a proven home selling solution that allows potential buyers to experience your home, without exposing you or your family to threats. You choose what to show and what to hide. Your personal information, family heirlooms and keepsakes are never left uncovered or revealed without your knowledge.
Just as our world is getting more sophisticated, so are lawbreakers and the scams they work. The need to guard your loved ones, properties and possessions is an everyday reality. Todd can help present your home in an environment that keeps you, your family and your home safe from strangers' wrongdoing. Because it happens to the good guys.


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I have a flight in few days, should I consider buying a new phone instead of using my damaged one onboard, because of the possibilty of having a battery failure ?


Francesco "Franky Boy" Cali, a reputed mob boss, was fatally shot Wednesday night by a hitman in front of his home in a lavish Staten Island neighborhood with links to mafia history.
Although such an attack might shock the doctors, lawyers and stock brokers who live in the million-dollar homes in the opulent Todt Hill neighborhood, the killing isn't unfamiliar to those who know mafia history there – especially that of the Gambino family, according to the New York Times.
Paul Castellano, former leader of the same organized crime group, wielded power from the comfort of his Todt Hill mansion before his murderous demise in 1985. The Gambino family, once the country's most influential mob, is no stranger to attacks such as the one on Cali.
Crime boss John Gotti ordered Castellano's murder in front of a steak house in Manhattan in 1985 to seize power of the Gambino mob, according to The New York Times.
Police have not commented on whether they believe Cali was a victim of mob crime or if the crime boss was gunned down by a rogue killer. Officials have not released a name or description of the hitman, if they have one.
Over the years, many other mobsters have found solace in Todt Hill's wooded properties and custom-style mansions, including hitman Salvatore Gravano, or Sammy the Bull, who informed on Gotti.
The streets are quite literally out of "The Godfather." The opening scenes of the film, where Vito Corleone welcomed guests into his home for his daughter's wedding, were shot at a house on Longfellow Avenue.
Four hundred feet above sea level, Todt Hill sits on the highest point on the Eastern seaboard south of Maine. Offering panoramic views over the New York City skyline, Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, New York Harbor and the New Jersey shore, the neighborhood serves as the perfect lookout spot for any conspiring crime lord.
Todt Hill normally enjoys relatively low crime rates. According to records from the 122nd Precinct, which serves a portion of the South Shore of Staten Island, there were only 4.7 major crimes for every 100,000 residents between January 2018-2019. The precinct containing Todt Hill is among 15 precincts in New York City with under 8.6 major crimes per 100,000.
Though considered a very safe area now, a string of crimes in the 1990s once wreaked havoc as mob bosses became the victims of incessant burglaries. In one burglary, court records from 1992 show thieves stole a diamond pin, a necklace and a bracelet set valued at $95,000. In another, they took almost $250,000 in cash.
After both the mob and the police worked together to track them down, Michael McLean and Robert Mede were convicted--- their stash houses from their frequent sprees revealed antique furniture, Persian rugs, fur coats, artwork, appliances, $125,000 in cash and more than 7,000 pieces of jewelry, from Rolex and Cartier watches to custom-made brooches and ruby earrings, the New York Times reported in 1996.
Regularly attracting doctors, lawyers and real-estate brokers, Todt Hill homes are on the market for around $4 million, according to current real-estate listings. The Richmond County Country Club attracts upper class members who relax playing golf and tennis while their children attend the area's Staten Island Academy, an elite school for students pre-K through 12th grade.
"It's a lot of fun getting lost driving around the winding roads and looking at all of the beautiful homes—when they aren't blocked by gargantuan cast iron gates, that is," Donna Carotenuto of City Habitats recalled in a 2017 interview for Brick Underground.


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Category : Global NRI Day
Author : Tasneem Ataullah
A peep into the thoughts of any residing Indian on their non-residing Indian members is sure to be fancy and glittering to some extent. Undoubtedly, such perceptions were prominent more in the folks of earlier generations but even today a major sector of society including those residing in the urban areas are likely to foster such opinions.
Akin to the saying, 'the grass is always greener on the other side,' the life and status of NRIs has always been generalized: they enjoy this amazing jolly life abroad away from the societal horrors of India. Even when they do visit, annually to the least and some even less, they come with bags full of goodies and gifts. Irrespective of their survival reality, the plea of an NRI is never truly accepted or even believed.
They earn in currency superior to the rupee, hence logically, they are wealthy. They roam and visit places and have fun all the time. Gadgets, machines and automobiles are a necessity in their daily life. They turn uncomfortable in the 'unhygienic' environment in India and can tolerate only 'Bisleri.' Even a bachelor who has been living years of his life away from his family, dealing with the burden of responsibilities, faces such luxurious stereotypes!
While partially the content is true, the tone is often wrong. NRIs should not be equated to those who leave India to never-to-return to India. NRIs are still equally Indian whose home is still India and live a life of dilemma. They wish to return home and are in constant search of the right door, awaiting promising opportunities. They enrol their kids in Indian international schools to remain in line with the culture. They celebrate the Indian victories and pray for a better India.
Stuck in the vicious cycle of money, social pressures and prevailing prospects of India, they are unable to break away from the shackles that prevent them from settling in their homeland. Yet, they haven't abandoned India. They play their part in the country's development from abroad. They too get affected by what happens in India. Indians receive more money from friends and family abroad than any other country in the world. As of 2022, remittances to India have reached a value of $100 billion. The money goes directly into the Indian economy and helps the foreign reserve accounts too.
There are more Indian-born immigrants living abroad than from any other country in the world. 15.6 million Indians now live and work abroad and the number is on a steady rise. Almost every NRI has a family connection back home.
But the concern here should be the driving factor leading them to leave their origins to invest and build a life from scratch in a foreign land, amidst alien environments and hurdles. The year 2022 has seen a hike in the number of Indians seeking opportunities abroad; this is directly proportional not only economically but also to the psychological well-being of a country – if India is as great as it claims in various fields of religion, literature, science and technology, then why are more and more citizens in the quest to move?
According to data from the Pew Research Center, religious minorities from India are more likely to move to the rest of the world. While a big chunk of the population settles down in foreign countries to get access to better education, others do it for better job opportunities and peaceful quality life.
The increasing emigration statistics raise concerns for many thinkers of the country. A lot of Indians, after completing their education in India, shift abroad for making a career. The country's resources providing their services outside is known as "brain drain". True that the concerned people generally do send a large amount of remittance, as mentioned earlier, but they are increasing the overall efficiency of foreign companies.
Increasing efforts are being made to encourage the youth of India to stay within the country and make a career here. But that will only be possible when the job opportunities and standards of quality of life of the nation strive to be as good as the ones outside. The leaders in power need to broaden their mission, look beyond the box and work with clarity of vision that will lead India to its glory against the present tide of the nation crumbling due to petty, illogical and communal issues.

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We should think about the blockchain as another thing like the Internet – a comprehensive information technology with tiered technical levels and multiple classes of applications for any form of asset registry, inventory, and exchange, including every area of finance, economics, and money; hard assets (physical property); and intangible assets (votes, ideas, reputation, intention, health data, information etc.).
From a more technical point of view, the blockchain is a non-centralized system purposed to share things through the Internet. Something like a torrent, but with few differences.
When I send you a file by torrent, we will end with a situation where me and you will have the same file on our disks. But if we both remove this file from our computers, it will not be available on the network anymore. In the blockchain, when I send you a file, everybody connected to the blockchain will have a copy of this file and we cannot remove this file from the network. The difference comes from the purpose of both systems – the torrent system is all about sharing information, if you do not need a copy of the information, it can be removed. The blockchain is all about preventing the information lost. So, all the seeders have to get a copy of the information from the blockchain.
Decentralization – the peer-to-peer network does not need to have any central point of access to server or DNS. All nodes share information between each other and if one of them does not work, every other can do the job.
Security – cryptography ensures that the stored information is safe and immutable. Every transaction is cryptographically connected with the block and the block is cryptographically secured.
Anonymity - (for cryptocurrency blockchains as the Bitcoin or the Ethereum) because all information is shared across the nodes the data saved in blockchain becomes public. To avoid a situation where everybody can follow your transactions, all addresses, wallets or transactions are just numbers without any additional comment or name that may suggest the owner or purpose.
Game theory – to persuade seeders to keep the nodes working, an award system should be created. The blockchain support two system of rewarding seeders – mining and fee. When the peer calculated all hashes for the newest block as the very first he is rewarded with some amount of prize, this process is called mining.
The question is – what kind of information do we store in the blockchain?
When we think about the blockchain we mostly have the cryptocurrency in the mind, which was invented as a competition to banks. The bank account is mostly dedicated for storing the funds and transferring them from one account to the another. In the cryptocurrency, this works in the same way.
An investor or a user can open new wallet – which works like a login to your bank account. A private key to this wallet can be generated – which is used as a password (there are more ways to access the wallet, but I will describe them in an article dedicated for specific cryptocurrency).
When the wallet is opened, a new address is automatically bound to this wallet. All funds are stored or assigned to the specific address. The funds can be transferred between addresses and because the transfer has not got any title, name or receiver, except the final destination address, a new address for each transaction should be generated to recognize the purpose of the transaction. In an example, if you want to ask your friend to send you money for the last dinner you put him last day, new address should be generated for this one, specific transaction. Otherwise, the transaction sender can be recognized only by the amount of funds that are sent or if your friend sends you an address from which she sent money.
Each transaction has few fields with an information about its state – the sender's address, receiver's address, amount of funds, time, block number, number of confirmations and fee.
The blockchain is a distributed ledger of immutable digital records saved in a chain of units called blocks. When the transaction is sent it is not added to the blockchain yet. Every transaction needs to be mined, which means that one of the nodes needs to collect newly published transactions, calculate the hash of the latest block and spread an information about the latest block in the blockchain. When this information is published, each transaction in the latest block will have first confirmation and the funds can be primarily treated as transferred. Each block can be identified by a block number or block hash. A new block contains cryptographically hashed data and is built upon the previous block in the chain, ensuring that the data in the blockchain cannot be compromised.
A block can be easily described as a set of transactions. The blockchain can be described as set of blocks.
Because the information about wallets, funds, and transactions are public it is really easy to find a wallet which stores a lot of money and try to break it or make a transaction (fake or not) from this wallet to your own one. To secure users wallets, the cryptocurrency networks require signing all transactions by a private key. The private key is kind of a ticket that allows you to manage your financial resources.
Every key is 256 bytes long, which solves a force attack problem.
Because the blockchain ensures the anonymity, everybody who has knows the address and has got the private key to this address can make a transfer.
Double spending is a situation where a user has some amount of cryptocurrency on his wallet and sends two different transactions and spend the same money twice. It's like going to the store with only 10 $ in a wallet and buying stuff for 20 $. You go to the cash desk and pay 10 $ and then… you go to the cash desk and pay the same 10 $ and somehow – everybody is happy. The transactional system which operates with a huge amount of money should prevent double spending.
The Bitcoin solves that problem with a mining process which is described as calculating the cryptographical hash for the latest block in the chain. That calculation needs to be based on the hash generated from the previous block. The funds from the wallet are spent only when the transaction is mined, which means confirmed, but not once or twice, but at least 3-6 times in the blockchain. Because the mining process consumes a lot (and I mean – a lot) of resources, it is hard to mine 3 or even 6 rows faster than your competitors in the network. Moreover, the mining is time and resource consuming process, but verifying hash for the mined block is a fast and easy operation. So, every node can easily verify if the block mined by you is correct or incorrect and should be rejected from the blockchain.
Let's focus on the Bitcoin network for a moment longer. The block size is limited to 1MB and if there are more transactions pending to be mined or confirmed, they need to wait for the next block. Usually, the full block stores an information about 2000-3000 transactions. Imagine that you want to block the blockchain for a moment or two. It is easy to calculate that publishing 288 000 transactions will block all other users for next 24 hours and probably make some bad noise about the Bitcoins and decrease the value of BTC.
288 000 may sound like a huge amount, but the Bitcoin was invented mostly for micropayments, so let's multiply that by 0,003 & – it is only 1000 $. The Bitcoin implements the Dust Threshold, which is different for each node (you can change the value in a configuration file). By default, it is set to 0.00005 BTC – around 0.1 $ at the time.
51% percent attack is a potential attack where one organization is able to control more than a half of available nodes in the network mining power. The Bitcoin network operates on the verification process – every block is not only mined by one miner but also verified by the other nodes. Bitcoin nodes look to each other to verify what they're working on is the valid blockchain. If the majority of miners is controlled by a single entity, they can have a power, or at least try to, take a control on the confirmation process. This does not give a power over the full network and still, some blocks can be invalidated and the attacker would be able to manipulate the transactions only over few last blocks, but enough to double spend the money.
The idea of controlling more than a half of the network is theoretical because the cryptocurrency market is growing every day. So far, 10 000 nodes are working instantly in the network, so another 10 000 should be opened by the attacker, and the smallest one should be bigger than the most powerful existing node (https://bitnodes.21.co/).
The number of confirmations is really important in the cryptocurrency because the blockchain does not provide you a status done or verified for transactions. Just the number. The decision, how many confirmations do you need to trust that the transaction is correctly added to the blockchain depends on your confidentiality.
I usually set 1 confirmation for really small transactions, under 5-10 $, 3 for bigger ones, under 1000$ and more than 6 (ex. 15) for transactions bigger than 1000 $. The reason to manipulate the number of confirmations until the transaction is approved is to confirm the money spent faster or more confidently. Each block in the Bitcoin network is mined in approximately 10 minutes. That means you need to wait 30 minutes for 3 confirmations, or 3 hours for 15.
The transaction fee is an amount of funds that the sender specifies with the transaction. All fees are collected by the miner. The miner decided which transactions will be included in the block and mostly chooses transactions with the highest fee. The fee is paid in addition to the sent amount of funds – if you would like to send 10 $, you need to have also about 0,1 $ on your wallet to pay the fee.
Working with the blockchains can be a fun, especially with the cryptocurrency blockchains, but without knowledge solid foundations it can wipe awake at night. Integrating with the BTC or ETH RPC API or sending transactions may be a difficult task to do and requires deep knowledge of not only the API endpoints but also the blockchain and transaction's structure. Understanding the blockchain can take a while, but it is worth the effort.
Next article will be dedicated for the Bitcoin cryptocurrency. See you soon.
P.S. If you would like to ask about something related (or not) to the cryptocurrency, or read a new article about some specific topic, please feel free to leave a comment below. I will be happy to help.
Thank you, sounds good to me. I'll check the website.
While one's identity is not directly tied to any address on the Bitcoin chain, the transparency of the chain allows for sophisticated analysis and de-anonymization, so it is not quite correct to call it anonymous.
There are other cryptocurrencies which attempt to deal with this issue — in the interest of full disclosure I have contributed quite a bit to Monero.
"The decision, how many confirmations do you need to trust…" this paragraph is duplicated. / Great article, thanks!
Anonymity is secrecy. Secrecy is conspiracy. Conspiracy is a form of CORRUPTION. Crypto currencies are the TOP of speculation, even above the banking speculative system. What I'm working now is in a LIVE transactional system, which is managed and controlled by true people in every single neighborhood and every single person with a comp device. TRANSPARENCY is a must and a new PRODUCTIVE Economy is a plus. That´s the best way to get rid of Corruption, Inequality and Contamination, for our society and for the whole Planet. I'd like to have a hand or a GitHub coop. to keep developing that global system. Namasté.


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Kaio Márcio Costa Ferreira de Almeida, né le  à João Pessoa, Paraíba, est un nageur brésilien, spécialisé dans le papillon. Kaio a battu deux records du monde en petit bassin, en plus d'être champion du monde en petit bassin et finaliste olympique. Il est également connu sous les noms de Kaio Márcio, Kaio Márcio de Almeida, Kaio de Almeida, ou Kaio Almeida.

Carrière internationale

2003

À l'âge de 18 ans, Almeida a participé à la demi-finale du 200 mètres papillon aux Championnats du monde de natation 2003 à Barcelone, où il s'est classé 13e. Il a également nagé le 100 mètres papillon, se classant 22e. Au 100 mètres papillon, il a battu le record brésilien avec un temps de 53,98 secondes. Au 200 mètres papillon, il a battu un record sud-américain de 20 ans établi par Ricardo Prado en 1983. Le temps d'Almeida était de 1:58,83 et le record était de 1:59,00.

En août, Almeida a participé aux Jeux panaméricains de 2003 à Saint-Domingue, où il a remporté des médailles d'argent au 200 mètres papillon et au 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages, et une médaille de bronze au 100 mètres papillon. Il a battu ses records brésiliens au 100 mètres papillon avec un temps de 53,44 secondes et au 200 mètres papillon avec un temps de 1:58,10, tous deux obtenant l'indice olympique. Dans le 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages, il a battu le record sud-américain avec un temps de 3:40,02.

2004

En juin 2004, participant à la deuxième étape du Circuit Mare Nostrum à Canet, en France, Almeida a battu le record sud-américain en grand bassin du 200 mètres papillon avec un temps de 1: 57,38, établi par le Vénézuélien Rafael Vidal depuis 1984 (1:57.51). Almeida a participé aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2004 à Athènes, où il a terminé 17e au 100 mètres papillon, 19e au 200 mètres papillon et 15e au 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages. Le 10 septembre 2004, Almeida a battu le record sud-américain du 50 mètres papillon avec un temps de 23,33 secondes. Le précédent record de 23,41 secondes avait été établi en 2001 par Nicholas Santos.

Almeida a participé aux Championnats du monde de natation en petit bassin 2004 tenus à Indianapolis en octobre. Il a terminé quatrième du 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages, battant le record sud-américain avec un temps de 3: 33,02, avec César Cielo, Guilherme Guido et Eduardo Fischer. Il a également terminé quatrième au 50 mètres papillon - à seulement trois centièmes de seconde de remporter une médaille de bronze et à sept centièmes de seconde de remporter une médaille d'argent. Almeida a battu le record sud-américain en demi-finale avec un temps de 23,22 secondes et en finale avec un temps de 23,29 secondes. Son temps en demi-finale était le même que celui du médaillé d'argent Mark Foster. Almeida a terminé cinquième du 100 mètres papillon, à seulement 12 centièmes de seconde de remporter une médaille de bronze. Dans cette épreuve, il a battu deux fois le record sud-américain avec des temps de 52,18 secondes dans les manches et de 51,80 secondes en finale.

2005

Almeida a participé aux Championnats du monde de natation 2005 à Montréal, où il a été finaliste au 100 mètres papillon, terminant à la septième place. Il s'est également classé 14e au 200 mètres papillon et 17e au 50 mètres papillon.

En 2005, il a battu à deux reprises le record sud-américain du 50 mètres papillon avec des temps de 23,17 secondes le 9 septembre et de 22,92 secondes le 21 novembre. Le 17 décembre, il établit un nouveau record du monde du 50 mètres papillon en petit bassin avec un temps de 22,60 secondes. L'ancien détenteur du record du monde était Ian Crocker, avec un temps de 22,71 secondes en octobre 2004. Le record d'Almeida a été battu en 2008 par l'Australien Matt Jaukovic, qui a amélioré le record à 22,50 secondes. En décembre, Almeida a également battu le record sud-américain en petit bassin au 100 mètres papillon avec un temps de 50,62 secondes et au 200 mètres papillon avec un temps de 1: 53,27. Il a terminé parmi les trois premiers du classement mondial des courses de papillons, est devenu le détenteur du record du monde du 50 mètres et a terminé deuxième du 100 mètres et troisième du 200 mètres.

2006

Almeida a remporté la médaille d'or au 100 mètres papillon aux Championnats du monde de natation en petit bassin 2006 à Shanghai. C'était son plus gros titre. Dans la même compétition, il a également remporté une médaille de bronze au 50 mètres papillon et terminé 10e au 200 mètres papillon. Almeida a nagé aux Championnats pan-pacifiques 2006, où il a terminé huitième au 100 mètres papillon et au 200 mètres papillon.

2007

Aux Jeux panaméricains de 2007 à Rio de Janeiro, Almeida a remporté des médailles d'or au 100 mètres papillon avec un temps de 52,05 secondes - un record des Jeux panaméricains - et au 200 mètres papillon en 1:55,45 secondes - un record pan et un record sud-américain - et une médaille d'argent au 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages en 3:35,81 secondes - un record sud-américain.

2008
En 2008, Almeida a atteint la finale du 200 mètres papillon aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2008 à Pékin, terminant à la septième place. Il a terminé 15e du 100 mètres papillon et 14e du 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages.

2009
Le 8 mai 2009, au centre aquatique Maria Lenk, Almeida a nagé le 200 mètres papillon en 1:53,92 secondes; le cinquième temps le plus rapide de l'histoire de la course et un record sud-américain. La veille, il a battu le record sud-américain du 100 mètres papillon avec un temps de 51,64 secondes, mais il n'a pas nagé la finale, dans laquelle Gabriel Mangabeira a établi un nouveau record de 51,21 secondes.

Aux Championnats du monde de natation 2009 à Rome, Almeida a terminé à la quatrième place du 200 mètres papillon avec un temps de 1:54,27. Il s'est classé 20e au 50 mètres papillon et 29e au 100 mètres papillon.

Lors de l'étape de Stockholm de la Coupe du monde de natation FINA 2009 en novembre, Almeida a battu son record sud-américain dans les séries du 200 mètres papillon avec un temps de 1:51,46 secondes. Lors de la finale, il a établi un record du monde du 200 mètres papillon en petit bassin en 1:49,11 secondes. Le record d'Almeida a été battu en 2013 par le sud-africain Chad le Clos, qui a amélioré le record à 1:49.04. Un jour plus tard, il a remporté une autre médaille d'or, battant le record sud-américain du 100 mètres papillon à deux reprises avec des temps de 50,34 secondes dans les qualificatifs et de 49,44 secondes dans la finale.

2010

Almeida a participé aux Championnats pan-pacifiques 2010 à Irvine, en Californie, où il a terminé cinquième au 200 mètres papillon et 11e au 100 mètres papillon.

Aux Championnats du monde de natation en petit bassin 2010 à Dubaï, Almeida a remporté le bronze au 100 mètres papillon avec un temps de 50,33 secondes. Au 200 mètres papillon, il a remporté l'argent avec un temps de 1:51,56 secondes. Avec ses coéquipiers César Cielo, Felipe França et Guilherme Guido, Almeida a battu le record sud-américain du 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages avec un temps de 3:23,12 secondes, remportant la médaille de bronze.

2011

Aux Championnats du monde de natation 2011 qui se sont tenus à Shanghai, Almeida a terminé 10e du 200 mètres papillon, 25e du 100 mètres papillon et 14e du 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages. Aux Jeux panaméricains de 2011 à Guadalajara, Almeida a remporté l'or au 4×100 mètres quatre nages et le bronze au 200 mètres papillon.

2012

Aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2012 à Londres, Almeida a terminé 15e du 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages, 17e du 200 mètres papillon et 28e du 100 mètres papillon. Aux Championnats du monde de natation en petit bassin 2012 à Istanbul, il a terminé quatrième du 4 × 100 mètres quatre nages, 11e du 50 mètres papillon et 18e du 100 mètres papillon.

Retraite et retour

Kaio Almeida a pris sa retraite de la natation et a tenté de devenir politicien, mais est retourné dans les piscines.

2015

Aux Jeux panaméricains de 2015 à Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Almeida a remporté une médaille d'or au relais 4 × 200 mètres nage libre, en participant à des séries. Il a également terminé 5e du 200 mètres papillon.

2016

Aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2016, il a participé au 200 mètres papillon masculin, se rendant en demi-finale et terminant à la 14e place.

2018
Aux Championnats sud-américains de natation 2018 à Trujillo, au Pérou, il a remporté une médaille d'argent au 200 mètres papillon.

Meilleurs temps personnels
Les meilleurs temps personnels établis par Daniil Izotov dans les différentes disciplines sont détaillés ci-après.

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Profil , sur swimrankings.net.

Nageur brésilien
Naissance en octobre 1984
Naissance à João Pessoa
Champion du monde de natation
Nageur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2004
Nageur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2008
Nageur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2012
Nageur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2016

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The Master of Software Engineering degree provides instruction on the latest methodologies and research in design, analysis, development, testing, and maintenance of software systems. The degree is aimed at those who wish to pursue a career as professional software engineers.
For students who have adequate experience in software development or maintenance, the M.S.E. degree requires 30 hours of course work consisting of 15 hours in required software engineering courses, 15 hours of approved electives and satisfactory completion of a comprehensive software engineering exam.
Students must also submit a report on some aspect of software engineering that demonstrates mastery of the subject and a high level of communication skills.
Students not having one year of experience in software development or maintenance will be required to take CSCE 793 Internship in Software Engineering as a prerequisite that must be completed before the degree will be awarded.
More information at USC @ UCG.


The iconic artist Frida Kahlo is now available in a striking fabric! Designed in America by Alexander Henry, this beautiful soft 100% cotton is perfect for quilting, cushions, craft or fashion garments. Add a colourful, fun vibe to your fabric stash with these unique illustrations. Get in quick before it sells out! Measures 110cm wide.


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Q: Pass a variable to "tell application"? How can i pass a variable to  tell application currentWindow in Applescript?
I have this code:
tell application "System Events"
    set currentWindow to get name of processes whose frontmost is true
end tell

-- get bundle identifier of (info for (path to application currentWindow)) -- KO
-- tell application id currentWindow -- KO
-- tell application "Finder" -- ok
tell application currentWindow -- KO!
    activate
end tell

I want to open currentWindow, of course, without know the name.
thanks.

A: Try:
tell application "System Events" to set frontBundleId to bundle identifier of first application process whose frontmost is true
tell application id frontBundleId to activate

A: adayzdone has the better method, however the main problem with your code is that currentWindow is a list of names {"front application name"}. You're asking for "name of processes", plural, and get the results back in a list. So since it's a list, you have to access the items of the list. Therefore this would probably work. You'll notice adayzdone asks for the "first application process" and therefore he gets only 1 result and then it's not a list.
tell application "System Events"
    set currentWindow to get name of processes whose frontmost is true
end tell

tell application (item 1 of currentWindow)
    activate
end tell

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Adam Smith International is a British consultancy organisation which has been working in Afghanistan on economic and government reform since early 2002.
The Revenue National Consultant (RNC) will work directly within a specified work group within the ARD to support the capacity building process by managing and coaching ARD staff as required in work-planning, tax-transaction processing and related administrative activities.
The RNC upon appointment will be assigned, and re-assigned as required (job rotations will occur), to any part of the ARD to work on any of the following functions: legal, taxpayer services, case management, audit, taxpayer identification, procurement and revenue administration.
	To analyse current Revenue and Customs Departments' policies and strategies and relevant Tax Office work plan in order to assist in the development and implementation of related priorities and work targets for their designated work group.
	To contribute to the preparation of the unit's future annual work plan based upon agreed priorities.
	To assigning responsibilities, duties and tasks to the Senior Officers, Officers and other appointed grades of their designated work group.
	To formulate in consultation with Senior Officers schedules for work completion.
	To monitor reports from Senior Officers on work progress and related issues.
	To contribute directly to the required performance reviews of the workgroup's staff.
	To allocate all available support for capacity building of the work group's staff in order to support the achievement of strategic objectives, operation priorities and development needs identified within performance appraisal.
	To provide reports, as required by the ASI Team Leader and/or Senior ARD staff, on the activities and outputs of the work group.
To communicate and liaise, as required and /or directed with other units within the Revenue Departments and with other ASI officers.
1.	A degree in business administration, public administration, law, finance, economics or a related discipline.
2.	Private or public sector experience, minimum 3 years.
3.	Management expertise and experience including work-based coaching and facilitation.
4.	Ability to use 'Word' and 'Excel' software.
6.	Spoken and written English Language ability at a level that meets the professional standards in communication required for liaising with International business organisations and International Advisers.
7.	Customer relationship management expertise and experience.
8.	Experience of working in, or with, an International business organization or non-governmental organization operating in Afghanistan.
•	High level of reliability.
•	High level of integrity.
•	High level of self organisational skills in time and task management.
•	High level of interpersonal communication skills to support the development and management of subordinates, communication with ARD senior managers and the ASI Team Leader and International Advisers.
•	Commitment to own personal and professional development.
Professional attitude which manifests itself in work outputs and ethics at a level consistent with ASI standards.


CHEEKI MONKEYS: Big Baby and Child Sale this Saturday, 29 March at Adastra Hall from 2.30pm to 4.30pm. Many stalls selling 100s of pre-loved and new clothes, equipment, toys, books and games, all at very good prices. There will also be some interesting business and craft sellers as well. A family friendly shopping afternoon, for parents, and grandparents, to stock up on useful and fun items.
SPRING FAIR: Saturday 6 April at Adastra Hall, 10am to 12 noon. A bumper fundraising event for the local animal charity Paws & Claws, with lots of stalls, including plants, homemade cakes, clothes, jewellery, cards, gifts, books, DVDs, toys, household linens and jigsaws. Try your hand at the prize every time tombola and huge raffle. Come along and enjoy a coffee with a seasonal hot cross bun.


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Horizon Acupuncture
About Horizon Acupuncture
Tam Nortley is a graduate of the Northern College of Acupuncure, York where he trained in TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) style acupuncture. He also trained at the College of Traditional Acupuncture in Warwick where he trained in five element style acupuncture. Both of these styles compliment and inform one another in clinical practise.
Tam also has a broad understanding of Western Medicine and worked as a Pharmacy Technician for 10 years in hospitals all across the U.K.
He now operates Horizon Acupuncture in Whitley Bay (www.bayclinic.co.uk) & Newcastle(www.heatonacupuncture.co.uk)
You can access low cost multi-bed services ( through Heaton Acupuncture) or private one to one acupuncture treatments. The services Tam offers are aimed to provide support that meets all preferences and requirements.
Tam has also provided acupuncture services to cancer patients, carers and staff at the James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough.
Tam apprenticed with a practitioner who is an expert in mental and emotional health, stress and trauma.


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Intro to the IMZ Academy
2022: Multi-camera directing in classical music
2021: Innovating the future of classical music TV
2021: Is anybody out there? Radical new ways to reach audiences in the Performing Arts
2021: IMZ Flying Academy Pilot with Higher Music Education Institutions
2021: Let's talk 2030
Setting IMZ Standards on Metadata
Setting IMZ Standards on Copyright
›Editions›2021: Is anybody out there? Radical new ways to reach audiences in the Performing Arts
© Karajan Music Tech
IMZ ACADEMY SESSION 2021: "Is anybody out there? Radical new ways to reach audiences in the Performing Arts"
25 March 2021, online
In the course of Karajan Music Tech Conference Online "Moving Music Forward", 22-26 March, Salzburg/Austria
In the past year, digital has become the primary way to connect with audiences, but of course there isn't just one audience for music and the performing arts, nor is the now almost ubiquitous livestreaming of performances the only way to reach them.
This Session looked at three very different creative and technical case studies on reaching and connecting with audiences:
Hope@Home by Arte
a portfolio of digital projects by Opera North in the UK, and
Laila, a groundbreaking immersive installation by Finnish National Opera and Ballet that received the Fedora Digital Prize 2020.
The Karajan Institute was founded in 2005 to promote the artistic legacy of Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan. The institute is aiming at managing the huge catalogue of his work with its complex meta data as well as presenting and supporting initiatives in the field of music technology.
Watch the session
PETER MANIURA
Freelance Director + Digital Strategist, IMZ Academy Director
Peter Maniura is an award-winning TV producer and director with more than twenty-five years' experience in music + arts broadcasting at the BBC and the EBU. He is also a digital media consultant and guest lecturer. His most recent role at the BBC was Project Director, Classical Archive and Orchestras Digital Strategy for BBC Music; opening up the BBC'S unique music archive to the public in new ways. Prior to this he was Head of Digital Development for BBC Arts covering festivals, events and performances across the art forms. He was also commissioner for BBC Arts Online, which he launched in May 2014. Previously he was Creative Director and Curator of the new experimental BBC/Arts Council England digital online arts service 'The Space' which launched in May 2012 promoting digital innovation and creativity in the arts.
Kay Meseberg
Head of Mission Innovation at ARTE
Kay Meseberg studied Political Science at University of Potsdam in Germany. He worked since the end of the 90ties on many award-wining digital productions and as a journalist. Since 2013 he is working for ARTE in Strasbourg, France. After his contribution for the world-first VR-documentary Polar Sea 360 in 2014 he is working on immersive media and other innovative forms and charing the ARTE group dedicated to upcoming technologies Mission Innovation. Kay is also a visiting lecturer for the Center of Collaborative Arts and Media at Yale University and Innovation Ambassador for the IMZ.
Director of External Affairs at Opera North
DOMINIC GRAY
Projects Director at Opera North
Dominic Gray is Project Director at Opera North, where he leads on new work, partnerships and collaborations, and digital innovation. The 2018 project "Aeons" for Newcastle's Great Exhibition of the North won an Ivor Novello Award for Sonic Art, and the 2009 installation "Chorus" won a Prix Ars Electronica. Dominic sits on the advisory boards for the AHRC, and the University of Leeds' Cultural Institute.
ANNASTINA HAAPASAARI
Project Manager Opera Beyond at Finnish National Opera and Ballet
As Project Manager, Annastina Haapasaari is leading the Finnish National Opera and Ballet's Opera Beyond project that explores the possibilities of emerging technology for performing arts. Within the project, she's been working on audience experience and several installation pieces, but also developing the workflows and the overall digital strategy of the organisation.
DANIEL HOPE
Stefan Mathieu
CEO at Kobalt Productions
Stefan Mathieu founded Kobalt Productions in 1997. As CEO he leads the company with all its productions. Furthermore, he is responsible for and leads the whole concert division.
LILLI PAASIKIVI
Artistic Director of the Finnish National Opera and Ballet
In the past 25 years, Lilli Paasikivi has worked as opera soloist and for the last seven years as the Artistic Director of the Finnish National Opera and Ballet. In 2019, Paasikivi launched Opera Beyond – a project which aims to give new, additional tools to opera and ballet.
IMZ Academy Editions
2020: The complete performer of the future – Embracing media skills in music education
2020: What does "good" look like for digital projects in the Performing Arts?
2020: Beyond the stage – best practice in digital innovation for opera + ballet
2019: Classical Music Streaming and Distribution – the State of the Art?
2019: Re-Imagining Opera for the Digital Age
2019: Social Media is live!
2019: The future of multi-camera live coverage of orchestral music
2019: The Art of making Music Documentaries
2018: Going Live – From the performing arts stage to screens worldwide
2018: Re-imagining the orchestra for the Digital Age
2018: Brand, Media + Technology – How Emotions Enhance Your Brand
2018: Innovative technologies for the arts
2017: Collaboration, Creativity + Community in the Digital World
2016: Dance in the digital world
2015: All About Opera Online
2014: What's the Best Way to Engage with your Audiences in a Connected World?
2014: Sharpen up your Showreel
2013: Multi-Camera Performance Capture Workshop
Sophie Schneider
Professionalisation
IMZ Academy on media.imz.at


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Facebook shares hit record amid optimism for…
Facebook shares hit record amid optimism for ads business
By Sarah Frier and From Bloomberg News |
PUBLISHED: March 19, 2015 at 5:10 p.m. | UPDATED: August 17, 2016 at 4:56 a.m.
Facebook shares closed at a record price on Thursday, indicating investor confidence in the company's ability to grow its advertising business.
Facebook rose 2.3 percent to $82.75 at the close in New York, topping the prior high of $81.45 on Dec. 22. That gave the company a market value of $232.4 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The record comes after world's biggest social-networking service reported quarterly revenue and profit in January that topped estimates. The company has built out a mobile-advertising business that now accounts for 69 percent of sales, compared with almost nothing at the time of its 2012 initial public offering.
Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg has pushed into advertising beyond Facebook's main site, on other developers' mobile applications and across the Web. The company has also improved its tracking of individuals as they respond to ads, providing better information for marketers. Analysts predict, on average, that Facebook's revenue will rise 37 percent this year to $17.1 billion.
The analysts' 12-month price target for Facebook, on average, is $91.57, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The stock climbed 43 percent last year, compared with an 11 percent gain in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.
Product Improvements
Facebook has been updating its products, working on a competitor to Twitter's MoPub for mobile advertising, sources familiar with the matter have said. The product could be released as soon as next week, at the company's F8 developer conference. Facebook also expanded its Messenger application this week to include a way for people to send money to friends.
The company is demonstrating there's "the opportunity to do more on the platform than meets the eye," said Daniel Ernst, an analyst at Hudson Square Research. "If anyone can make that happen and scale it, that should be Facebook. News of the payments offering is direct evidence that Facebook might deliver."
From Bloomberg News


Scientific engineering as the basis of modeling processes in field development | V.20.No.3.2018 | Archive | Journal "Georesources"
Three characteristic examples of the use of scientific engineering approaches for managing the technological processes of reservoir modeling at different hierarchical levels are presented in the article. The first example demonstrates the application of the spectral approach for modeling geophysical fields – the available log data is decomposed from the spectrum of Legendre polynomials, after which a stochastic field of the expansion coefficients is constructed. The results obtained by this method of realizing geophysical fields correspond to real data in a wider area of modeling than in classical methods. The speed of building models also increases due to the convenience of parallelization. The second example demonstrates the use of the source method to optimize the transfer of wells into injection. A flow rate of each well is found by simulating the wells in the development system as linear sources or sinks and recording the resulting system of equations for the flows at each time. According to the optimum of discounted extraction, there is an economically efficient time for well development. The third example demonstrates the application of the theory of dimensions to the problem of hydraulic fracturing modeling to determine the significance of certain parameters for the design of fracturing. By measuring the dependence of the fracture length on the injection volume, we obtain an empirical formula for the fracture length from its parameters, which determines the level of their significance.
José I. Adachi, Emmanuel Detournay, Anthony P. Peirce. (2010). Analysis of the classical pseudo-3D model for hydraulic fracture with equilibrium height growth across stress barriers. International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences, 47(4), pp. 625-639.


I understand that you did research into the phenomenon of Holocaust past lives. It is something strange to ask of you, but do you have any knowledge of the present condition of "Nazis"? I am not asking you to post their whereabouts here as I am certain that publicity would make their lives a nightmare. But I would very much like to know if you are aware of any, if so, how are they? Financially, physically, etc. I would be most interested in the higher ranked, especially knowing if Heydrich is alive.
Thanks for your response and tip. I can understand why you would want a break and hope you enjoy studying new things. Although this is awkward, I would also like to say: sincerest apologies for the past excesses committed by those underneath me (I think you know what I mean). I should have kept a better eye on them. Heydrich especially, he was out of control. Either way, apologies and no hard feelings.
I have ordered your book, after I have read it did you wish me to give it away to someone particular in Perth Western Australia.
Who exactly do you think you were in your past life, EdwinW?
It is probably not a good idea to delve into my personal memories on this website. I doubt the Rabbi would want that and I also doubt that - even in the presence of verifiable facts - anyone would believe me. My memories are not a trifling thing, they are a very weighty issue and I don't want to flesh them out to someone who would automatically think of it as mental illness or a joke. Waking up at 3 am covered in a cold sweat, all while feeling disoriented because you expect to be in Germany, is not a pleasant thing. I am somewhat of an insomniac because I want to be tired enough when I go to sleep that I won't have "one of those dreams." And then there is the annoying "flickering" thing that happens during the day where I keep getting bits of rooms and places I was in, and I'm trying to focus on something else in the here and now. I'm not trying to imply you are like that, but most people do not react well to hearing stories about past life memories.
But if you have a reason for asking then I could provide an anonymous email for you to contact me.
Thank you for your kind words, I apologize for sounding rude. It wasn't my intention.
As for my personal resolution, I have found that if one wishes to feel true peace then it is necessary to find the thing you love more than anything else and strive for it. You cannot allow yourself to become depressed and sullen. I personally love politics and public speaking. Even though I used to have a sort of "past life mood" many days that just didn't go away; I have realized that I do care about politics and the future of the nation. The moment I am speaking to people is the moment I feel my happiest and most peaceful. I have had my professors congratulate me after classes end on my debating skills - I'm not trying to brag - and it feels amazing.
I honestly plan on finishing college and one day entering into politics and I am excited for that day.
So I believe that each and every one of us must find what we excel at, and pursue it in order to further some goal which is noble or just.
Thank you for buying my book -- you can, of course, give it away to anyone you want :) I'm not sure exactly whom you are referring to in Perth, but if you think they would benefit from it, then of course, pass it on.


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Life After Lymphoma: A Young Warrior's Guide to Recovery
Things That Give Me Hope
Social Clips
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
About Lymphoma
Types Of Lymphoma
Benign Lymphoma
Burkitt's Lymphoma
Cutaneous Lymphoma
Indolent Lymphoma
Intestinal Lymphoma
Low Grade Lymphoma
Lymphoma Symptoms
Signs Of Lymphoma
Lymphoma Diagnosis
Lymphoma Prognosis
Lymphoma Drugs
Approved Treatments
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Aliqopa (Copanlisib)
Lymphoma Clinical Trials
Betalutin
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Chemotherapy Used to Treat Hodgkin's Lymphoma in Women Age 35 or Older Risks Damage to Ovaries, Study Finds
by Marta Figueiredo
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Damage to the ovaries is likely in women with Hodgkin's lymphoma who are 35 years old or older and given standard chemotherapy, and in those at any age treated with BEACOPP chemotherapy, a secondary analysis of a Phase 3 study shows.
The study, "Determinants of ovarian function after response-adapted therapy in patients with advanced Hodgkin's lymphoma (RATHL): a secondary analysis of a randomised phase 3 trial," was published in the journal The Lancet Oncology.
Potential chemotherapy-induced ovarian insufficiency greatly concerns premenopausal women with cancer, especially those with Hodgkin's lymphoma, who are often diagnosed at a younger age (median of 35 years).
The current standard treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma is a ABVD chemotherapy regimen – Adriamycin (doxorubicin), bleomycin, vinblastine, and dacarbazine – which is associated with less ovarian damage than previous treatments.
In patients with advanced disease or at higher risk of relapse, some clinicians support the use of BEACOPP chemotherapy (a combination of bleomycin, etoposide, Adriamycin, cyclophosphamide, oncovin, procarbazine, and prednisolone). However, this treatment is linked to higher toxicity in the ovaries.
Researchers in Edinburgh and London evaluated the impact of different chemotherapy regimens – ABVD or AVD (Adriamycin, vinblastine, and dacarbazine), and escalated-dose BEACOPP (given every 21 days), or time-intensive BEACOPP-14 (given every 14 days) — on ovarian function in adult women with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
They recruited women younger than age 45 at the time of diagnosis among participants of the randomized RATHL Phase 3 trial (NCT00678327) – which used positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET/CT) scanning to guide response-adapted chemotherapy in patients with advanced Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Ovarian function was assessed during and up to three years after chemotherapy through blood levels of antimüllerian — a hormone secreted by cells in developing egg sacs, which is used to estimate the remaining egg supply – and follicle-stimulating hormone, which regulates ovarian function and responds to the normal ovarian production of the female hormones estrogen and progesterone.
Sixty-seven women – 33 (49.3%) treated with AVD, 24 (35.8%) with ABVD, six (9%) with escalated BEACOPP, and four (6%) with BEACOPP-14 – were monitored for antimüllerian hormone. Another 321 women – 142 (44.2%) treated with ABVD, 140 (43.6%) with AVD, 20 (6.2%) with escalated BEACOPP, and 19 (5.9%) with BEACOPP-14 – were assessed for follicle-stimulating hormone.
Results showed that blood levels of antimüllerian hormone were substantially reduced during ABVD/AVD and BEACOPP chemotherapy regimens. A recovery to normal levels at one year after therapy was seen in those given ABVD/AVD, but BEACOPP-treated patients showed a poor recovery in antimüllerian hormone levels.
Researchers also found that recovery after ABVD/AVD therapy was dependent on age, as those diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma before age 35 showed a complete recovery, while an incomplete one was seen in women diagnosed at 35 or later in life.
Levels of antimüllerian hormone were not found to be a good predictor of short-term fertility — some pregnancies were observed in women with very low levels of this hormone – indicating a still unmet need for a good predictor of infertility in cancer survivors.
The levels of follicle-stimulating hormone showed similar but inverted trends, with increased hormone levels during all chemotherapy regimens, and a decrease to normal levels at one year after treatment only in patients given ABVD/AVD chemotherapy. This recovery was also slower in women 35 or older.
These findings "highlight the importance of discussing access to these options in women older than 35 years, irrespective of chemotherapy type, and among candidates to the BEACOPP regimen, irrespective of their age," Matteo Lambertini and Isabelle Demeestere, two experts in cancer and fertilization, wrote in a comment published in the same journal issue.
The researchers noted that additional and larger studies are necessary to confirm and clarify their results.
Marta Figueiredo
Marta Figueiredo holds a BSc in Biology and a MSc in Evolutionary and Developmental Biology from the University of Lisbon, Portugal. She is currently finishing her PhD in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Lisbon, where she focused her research on the role of several signalling pathways in thymus and parathyroid glands embryonic development.
Tagged ABVD chemotherapy, antimüllerian hormone, AVD chemotherapy, BEACOPP chemotherapy, Hodgkin's Lymphoma, ovaries, RATHL Phase 3 trial.
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Q: Can't find a source file at" /getc.c" eclipse c ubuntu just installed eclipse on my linux and trying working with files.
I wanted to use fgetc function but it seems that its not working..
while debugging: even if Im using step over its crush, and while letting it run its just dont do anything.
its happen also for every function related to files like fscanf,fgets etc..
the error messege is:
Can't find a source file at "/build/glibc-OTsEL5/glibc-2.27/libio/getc.c"
Locate the file or edit the source lookup path to include its location.
any ideas?
thnk's in advanced
and this is my code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(){
    func();
return 0;
}

void func(){
  int ch;
  int fd = open("out.txt", O_RDONLY);
  if(fd < 0)
          perror("fd");
  ch = fgetc(fd);
  printf("%d",ch);
}

A: The error message comes from the debugger.  It indicates that whoever built glibc for your system did not add source files to the debugging information.  As a result, stepping through system library functions such as fgetc is very confusing.  But this is independent of your actual problem.
You cannot mix file descriptor functions like open with file stream functions like fgetc.  The compiler will have print a type mismatch warning; you really should not ignore these.
Something like this should fix the type error:
  File *fp = fopen("out.txt", "r");
  if (fp == NULL) {
    perror("fopen");
    return 1;
  }
  ch = fgetc(fp);

If you want to keep using unbuffered I/O and open, you will have to use the read function instead of fgetc to read bytes.


Best not get too crazy over Halo Anniversary's Kinect functionality. While still a secret for now, the whole thing is not really worth making a fuss about, 343 Industries itself says.
"I don't think it's going to be something that people need to be hyper-excited about," franchise development director Frank O'Connor has told OXM. "It'll be cool, but it's not something you'd put on the front of the box.
According to O'Connor, 343 doesn't "even have a date pencilled in for that announcement".
Anniversary is out later in the year, on November 15th.


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package org.kuali.kra.award.awardhierarchy.sync;

import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils;
import org.kuali.kra.award.home.Award;
import org.kuali.kra.bo.KraPersistableBusinessObjectBase;

public class AwardSyncChange extends KraPersistableBusinessObjectBase {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = -1131991638179375877L;

    private Long awardSyncChangeId;

    private Long awardId;

    private Award award;

    private String xml;

    private String className;

    private String attrName;

    private String objectDesc;

    private String dataDesc;

    private String syncType;

    private String syncDescendants;

    private boolean syncFabricated;

    private boolean syncCostSharing;

    private transient boolean delete;

    private transient AwardSyncXmlExport xmlExport;

    public String getXml() {
        return xml;
    }

    public void setXml(String xml) {
        this.xml = xml;
    }

    public String getClassName() {
        return className;
    }

    public void setClassName(String className) {
        this.className = className;
    }

    public String getAttrName() {
        return attrName;
    }

    public void setAttrName(String attrName) {
        this.attrName = attrName;
    }

    public String getSyncType() {
        return syncType;
    }

    public void setSyncType(String syncType) {
        this.syncType = syncType;
    }

    public Long getAwardSyncChangeId() {
        return awardSyncChangeId;
    }

    public void setAwardSyncChangeId(Long awardSyncChangeId) {
        this.awardSyncChangeId = awardSyncChangeId;
    }

    public Long getAwardId() {
        return awardId;
    }

    public void setAwardId(Long awardId) {
        this.awardId = awardId;
    }

    public Award getAward() {
        return award;
    }

    public void setAward(Award award) {
        this.award = award;
    }

    public boolean isDelete() {
        return delete;
    }

    public void setDelete(boolean delete) {
        this.delete = delete;
    }

    public boolean isSyncFabricated() {
        return syncFabricated;
    }

    public void setSyncFabricated(boolean syncFabricated) {
        this.syncFabricated = syncFabricated;
    }

    public boolean isSyncCostSharing() {
        return syncCostSharing;
    }

    public void setSyncCostSharing(boolean syncCostSharing) {
        this.syncCostSharing = syncCostSharing;
    }

    public AwardSyncXmlExport getXmlExport() {
        return xmlExport;
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I have tons of photos that we took in Xi'an,could be some good stories too.But I just don't have that much time to write.Lazy me! Yesterday, me and "Cake" took the bullet train to haikou. We found, it could be the new way to go surfing in Hainan eastcoast in future.
From Sanya to Haikou,it only takes about 1 hour 30 mins.On the way,between the station of Ling Shui and Bo ao,you could see about 5 beaches where the waves are breaking .Drop off from wan ning station,it takes about 10 mins to reach the nearest wave breaking beach. Oh, the ticket from sanya to haikou is 88 rmb.
On the way to haikou,we found this beach(behind the left montain is ri yue wan beach) There are waves breaking!
I've never thought that Haikou can be pretty cool. Here are many old Portuguese buildings reminds the history of Portuguese consession.


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Lyric Poetry
Release date E-book: 20 August 2013
The Prisoner Of Zenda: "I have an income nearly sufficient for my wants (no one's income is ever quite sufficient, you know)."
E-book: 20 August 2013
Author: Anthony Hope E-book
Anthony Hope's novel deals with the classic theme of the infinite struggle between the forces of Good and Evil or, more specifically, between legitimacy and usurpation. Like most classics, it ends happily with the triumph of the former. The story in The Prisoner of Zenda takes place in the fictional kingdom of Ruritania when a villainous scheme to drug and abduct the king on the eve of his coronation was made by the king's brother, Prince Michael. In an attempt to foil the prince's plot to claim the throne for himself, the royal court persuades Rudolf Rassendyll, the king's identical cousin, to act as his political decoy. Plots and counter-plots multiply, wicked villains and chivalrous knights engage in saber duels and damsels in distress need succor. As events intertwine and Rassendyll's mission becomes more and more complex, he falls in forbidden love with the King's betrothed. Yet, he still finds himself morally determined to rescue the legitimate king from his prison and restore the kingdom of Ruritania to order and harmony.
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A Guide to Designing Educational Choice Programs
Even before Espinoza, Alabama policymakers were free to adopt all forms of educational choice, including education savings account, voucher, and tax credit programs. The Alabama courts have not interpreted the state constitution's Blaine Amendment and compelled support language to prohibit educational choice programs. Nonetheless, any publicly funded program should be explicitly financed from sources other than the state's public school fund to avoid potential problems arising from the unique language of Article XIV, Section 263 of the state constitution.
Constitutional Provisions
Compelled Support Clause
"That no one shall be compelled by law to attend any place of worship; nor to pay any tithes, taxes, or other rate for building or repairing any place of worship, or for maintaining any minister or ministry …." Alabama Const. Art. I, § 3.
Blaine Amendments
"No appropriation shall be made to any charitable or educational institution not under the absolute control of the state, other than normal schools established by law for the professional training of teachers for the public schools of the state, except by a vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to each house." Alabama Const. Art. IV, § 73.
"No money raised for the support of the public schools shall be appropriated to or used for the support of any sectarian or denominational school." Alabama Const. Art. XIV, § 263.
Relevant Case Law
Magee v. Boyd, 175 So. 3d 79 (Ala. 2015)
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld both of Alabama's tax credit programs against several claims under the Alabama Constitution raised by the plaintiffs. Among other things, the Court held that neither of Alabama's tax credit programs violate either of Alabama's Blaine Amendments, since tax credits are not appropriations and are thus not governed by either provision. Furthermore, the tax credits are given to parents of students or taxpayers, not to religious institutions. Finally, the programs do not violate Alabama's Compelled Support Clause because the programs are neutral toward religion, and any benefit to a religious institution from these programs is due to the choices of individuals, not the government.
Alabama Education Association v. James, 373 So. 2d 1076 (Ala. 1979)
After a change in U.S. Supreme Court Establishment Clause jurisprudence, the Alabama Supreme Court held that tuition grants to students attending private schools are constitutional under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and Alabama's Blaine Amendment (Article XIV, Section 263) because the aid goes to the student, not the school.
Opinion of Justices, 280 So. 2d 547 (1973)
Following then-current U.S. Supreme Court Establishment Clause precedent, the Alabama Supreme Court opined that tuition grants to students attending "church colleges" would violate both the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and one of Alabama's Blaine Amendments (Article XIV, Section 263) because they would excessively entangle the state and religion.
Existing Private School Choice Programs
Alabama Parent-Taxpayer Refundable Tax Credits
Alabama Code Sections 16-6D-1 to -9
What You've Heard About Blaine Amendments
Blaine Amendments are controversial state constitutional provisions rooted in 19th century anti-Catholic bigotry. Their original purpose was to prevent the government from funding Catholic schools while preserving funding for America's nascent "common" schools, which were predominantly Protestant and often inhospitable to Catholics. For decades, opponents of educational choice have employed Blaine Amendments—found in 37 state constitutions—as blunt weapons to impede and invalidate educational choice programs. However, thanks to a decades-long legal strategy tenaciously pursued by IJ, these state constitutional obstacles to educational freedom are now largely a dead letter.
The Supreme Court ruled in 2002, in Zelman v. Simmons-Harris, that the federal Constitution allows states to empower parents to choose religious and nonreligious schools alike when participating in educational choice programs so long as the state remains religiously neutral and parents exercise true private choice. But Zelman left open the question of whether the constitution would permit a state to exclude religious options from an educational choice program. On June 30, 2020, in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, the Court answered that open question and held that the federal Constitution forbids states from excluding religious schools as options for families participating in educational choice programs, including through Blaine Amendments.
The federal Constitution, wrote Chief Justice Roberts for the Espinoza majority, "condemns discrimination against religious schools and the families whose children attend them. They are members of the community too, and their exclusion from [Montana's] scholarship program here is odious to our Constitution and cannot stand." The Supreme Court's holding was clear and unambiguous—and it applies to every state: While a "State need not subsidize private education[,] . . . once a State decides to do so, it cannot disqualify some private schools solely because they are religious."
As a result of Espinoza, nearly every state is free to enact programs that will empower parents to choose the educational environment that is best for their own children. Of course, each state has a unique history, context, and constitutional provisions. That is why IJ has produced this 50-state guide. The guide analyzes each state's constitution in light of Espinoza and explains how the ruling impacts policymakers' ability to enact educational choice programs.
What You Need to Know After Espinoza
Program Status
All Educational Choice Programs
Only Tax Credit and ESA Programs
Educational Choice Programs Unavailable
Read Our Model Education Legislation
Contact IJ's Educational Choice Team
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It's the best-kept secret in Canadian history—the 100,000 or more children sent from the slums and orphanages of Britain to work as indentured servants on Canadian farms and in our cities. Roughly 1 in 8 Canadians are their descendants—some four million of us. You will be hard pressed to find a chapter on these 'home children' in any public school history textbook, yet they are as quintessentially Canadian as hockey and maple syrup.
Described variously as 'waifs and strays,' 'gutter trash,' and even 'sewage,' these poor children in the 19th century had few options.
Although destitution was typically cited as the cause of children ending up in the arms of relief agencies, often it was simply a case of families fallen on chronically hard times. Based on the Victorian ethos of judging families by their moral fiber or perceived lack of it, philanthropists like Dr. Barnardo often took it upon themselves to perform 'philanthropic abductions' to remove children from 'unfit' parents. This unprecedented power to intervene in family affairs was buttressed by legislation as early as the 1890s, giving these private agencies the right to emigrate children to British colonies with or without parental consent. Yet in areas such as Newcastle, Birmingham and the North, devastated by chronic unemployment rates between 30–50 percent, a family's ability to feed its own was limited at best. This is why Britain created the welfare state in the post WWII years—it was an essential service and an appropriate response to the volatile fluctuations of an industrial economy.
Until the late 1970s the only historical texts that dealt with the subject at all tended to be written from the perspective of the agencies that sent the children—most of them biographies or hagiographies of Dr. Barnardo, whose agency alone was responsible for sending 30,000 boys and girls to Canada. With the publication of Phyllis Harrison's The Home Children in 1979—a compendium of experiences reported by surviving 'home children' themselves—the tide at last began to turn. This new approach began to coalesce with Kenneth Bagnell's quintessential The Little Immigrants in 1980. Joy Parr broke further new ground with her academic work Labouring Children the same year. At last we were beginning to read about the home children from their perspective rather than that of the agencies.
Dr. Thomas J. Barnardo: It took nearly 75 years for more honest portrayals to appear.
Curiously, although Bagnell's book was a Canadian bestseller at the time and has never been out of print, it would take another 30 years for the trend to become general. Even Barnardo's historians began to realize that the redoubtable Doctor wasn't the paragon of virtue his biographers would have us believe. By far the most gritty, realistic and honest portrayal of Dr. Barnardo came from Gillian Wagner's Barnardo—interestingly, published the same year as The Home Children. June Rose followed with For the Sake of the Children (1987) in a more apologist yet still frank vein. Things went mostly quiet during the 1990s except for Margaret Humphreys' seminal book Empty Cradles (1994). Humphreys established the Child Migrants Trust in the UK and would finally win recognition for Australian child migrants.
Then in the 2000s a fountain of books began to erupt on the subject—Canadian historian Marjorie Kohli's The Golden Bridge (2003), New Lives for Old by Roger Kershaw and Janet Sacks (2008), and the excellent Uprooted by Roy Parker (2008), Professor Emeritus of Social Policy at the University of Bristol. Parker's research made the financial imperatives for child emigration abundantly clear. And this doesn't even scratch the surface of the books privately published as memoirs by the home children or their descendants, and children's books such as Beryl Young's Charlie—A Home Child's Life in Canada (2009).
Patricia Skidmore's book tells the story of being a child migrant from the perspective of the child—her mother Marjorie Arnison. Courtesy Dundurn Press.
Consolidating this compassionate approach to the history of child emigration is Patricia Skidmore's book, Marjorie Too Afraid to Cry (2012). Skidmore has had the good fortune of having access to several surviving aunts and uncles who were deeply affected by having four of their siblings taken away. Three of them—Marjorie, Kenny and Audrey—were sent to Canada to reside at the Prince of Wales Fairbridge Farm School near Duncan, BC. A fourth, Joyce, was deemed 'too old' to be emigrated to Canada at 13 and ended up in the Middlemore Home in Birmingham. I say good fortune because many descendants of home children were never told their parents' or grandparents' stories. Shamed as 'British gutter trash,' many went to their graves with their stories untold.
This separation angst would leave a deep mark on both mother and children. Marjorie would blame her mother and—most tragic of all—Winifred would die before they could reconcile. It would take the official apology by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in February 2010 for Marjorie to finally begin to heal. That and the Family Restoration Fund established by Brown's government to help families reconnect with lost relatives. By the time we read Brown's apology, Skidmore has done such a thorough job of establishing the emotional trauma that we can't help but be deeply moved. The poignancy of this cathartic moment is brought home by one of the adult home children at the apology: "It took me 20 years to find me mum. Twenty years." Skidmore acknowledges the courage it must have taken for Brown to face a roomful of former child migrants. If there was a misstep in his apology it was his emphasis on the experience of the Australians, when in fact the vast majority of children were sent to Canada. Marjorie when she meets Brown gently reminds him of this fact.
Fairbridge girls outside one of the cottages at Prince of Wales farm school near Duncan, BC.
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I think that Gordon Brown may have given more emphasis to the Australian dimension of child migration rather than the Canadian aspect because he was speaking to the survivors. In the postwar period, there was only one agency involved in Canada and hundreds of children but there were several agencies involved with over 3,000 children in Australia. Of course, from 1875 to 1925 the balance was tilted very much towards Canada.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne, UT, ORNL Take on New Advanced Manufacturing Thrust
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The College of Engineering and the US Department of Energy's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have embarked on a new initiative in additive manufacturing for the aerospace industry.
Aerojet Rocketdyne's Jeff Haynes, Air Force Research Laboratory engineer John Kleek, UT's Stacey Patterson and Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Alan Liby celebrate the opening of a high-end laser used in additive manufacturing at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility.
Part of a contractual arrangement with Aerojet Rocketdyne and the Air Force Research Laboratory, the program centers around the acquisition of three high-end laser machines: two Concept Laser X Line systems—one of which is installed at MDF and the other at Aerojet Rocketdyne's Los Angeles–based facility—and one EOS M400, located at Atlantic Precision's Florida location. The program includes the backing of the Advanced Manufacturing Office of the Department of Energy.
Each machine uses a version of additive manufacturing known as laser powder bed fusion to convert metal powder into liquid rocket engine (LRE) components.
Having such an advanced piece of equipment will allow the continued growth of UT's expertise in that focus, said Professor Suresh Babu, the UT-ORNL Governor's Chair in Advanced Manufacturing.
"This particular technology is going to allow us to open up new opportunities in the design and manufacturing of aluminum alloy components for LREs," said Babu. "The importance of having access to such a cutting-edge machine can't be overstated."
The new initiative will have an impact on the College of Engineering that goes beyond equipment.
"In addition to having access to state-of-the-art technology, our students will be working together with scientists and engineers from these well-respected organizations," said Wayne Davis, dean of the college. "That is a huge positive for our educational mission."
For ORNL, it's the latest step in an increasing expertise in advanced manufacturing.
"This aligns with our mission to provide leadership in the application of science and technology, to expand additive manufacturing technology, and to transfer that technology to a wide range of industries," said Craig Blue, director of the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility at ORNL.
Aerojet Rocketdyne has been working on additive manufacturing research for the past decade. The new arrangement and additional investment allow them to work with UT to develop and research new metal capabilities, a key priority for the company.
"These systems are highly complex and massive, in contrast to the more common smaller machines used in the past," said Jeff Haynes, program manager for Aerojet Rocketdyne's additive manufacturing efforts. "With these new platforms and alloy types, we can expand almost six times in volume from the parts we were making before."
Aerojet Rocketdyne is one of the leading manufacturers of rocket propulsion systems in the world.
This project with UT and Atlantic Precision came about through the Defense Production Act Title III program, which was created to assure "affordable and commercially viable production capabilities and capacities for items essential for national defense."
Aerojet Rocketdyne's focus is on developing lower-cost engines, with the involvement of UT and ORNL providing materials and manufacturing expertise to the program.
"While the primary goal is to develop liquid rocket engine parts, the expanded goals of the program will be to demonstrate other applications to see how much potential these machines will have for the US industrial base," said Haynes. "Since we can now build large parts in rapid speed and our production needs are relatively low volume, these machines will have some excess capacity to help build new industrial base applications."
Taylor Eighmy, UT's vice chancellor ford research and engagement, said the initiative enhances the university's rapidly growing national role in advanced manufacturing.
"This is just the most recent example of the mutually beneficial relationships we are building across national agencies and industries here at the University of Tennessee," said Eighmy. "Recent successes such as this, IACMI (the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation), joining Ohio State's Ma²JIC (Manufacturing and Materials Joining Innovation Center) team, and others have helped propel us to the forefront of advanced manufacturing in the US with a handful of other institutions."
David Goddard (865-974-0683, david.goddard@utk.edu)
Suresh Babu
Taylor Eighmy


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11852. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 200 Cases of Butter. Decree of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond.1
11855. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 10 Tubs and 15 Tubs of Butter. Consent decrees of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond to be reworked and relabeled.1
12407. Misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Sugar Creek Creamery Co., a Corporation. Plea of guilty. Fine, $200.1
12716. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 3 Tubs of Butter. Consent decree of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond to be reworked.1
12717. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 13 Cases and 11 Cases of Butter. Consent decrees of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond to be reworked.1
Paul A. Schulze Co.3
Sugar Creek Creamery Co.3
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co.2
Theodore L. Hoef, trading as the Monroe City Creamery, Monroe City, Mo.2
Anna Produce Co.1
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1. 20284. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Sugar Creek Creamery Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $100.
Sugar Creek Creamery Co.
2. 20325. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. Gilbert T. Guthrie (Aro Creamery Co.). Plea of guilty. Fine, $25.
Gilbert T. Guthrie, trading as Aro Creamery Co.
3. 13523. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 1,200 Pounds of Butter. Consent decree of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond.
Frank Shumaker and Nola Shumaker, trading as the Altamont Creamery Co.
4. 13839. Adulteration and alleged misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 3 Tabs of Butter. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Atlanta Butter & Cream Co.
5. 15239. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Paul A. Schulze (Paul A. Schulze Co.). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $50 and costs.
Paul A. Schulze, trading as the Paul A. Schulze Co.
6. 15257. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 900 Pounds of Butter. Consent decree of condemnation entered. Product released under bond.
Terry Dairy Co.
7. 18864. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Paul A. Schulze Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $125 and costs.
Paul A. Schulze Co.
8. 11852. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 200 Cases of Butter. Decree of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond.
John H. Stelle, McLeansboro, Ill.
9. 11855. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 10 Tubs and 15 Tubs of Butter. Consent decrees of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond to be reworked and relabeled.
Excelsior Creamery Co.
10. 12407. Misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Sugar Creek Creamery Co., a Corporation. Plea of guilty. Fine, $200.
11. 12716. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 3 Tubs of Butter. Consent decree of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond to be reworked.
Springbrook Creamery Co.
12. 12717. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 13 Cases and 11 Cases of Butter. Consent decrees of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond to be reworked.
Johnson Creamery Co.
13. 12718. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 14 Tubs of Butter. Consent decree of condemnation and forfeiture. Product released under bond to be reworked.
Anna Produce Co.
W. A. Deems Commission Co.
15. 24703. Misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Chester B. McAllister and Ralph N. McAllister (McAllister Bros.). Pleas of guilty. Fines, $50.
Chester B. McAllister and Ralph N. McAllister, copartners trading as McAllister Bros.
16. 24812. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 30 Tubs, et al., of Butter. Decrees of condemnation and sale.
McLeansboro Creamery Co.
17. 25456. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 81 Cartons of Butter. Product ordered released under bond to be denatured.
18. 22049. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 194 Tubs of Butter. Product released under bond to be reworked.
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co.
19. 22078. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. Paul A. Schulze Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $300 and costs.
20. 22171. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 200 Boxes and 29 Boxes of Butter. Product adjudged adulterated. Released under bond to be re-worked.
21. 22246. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 70 Pounds of Packing Stock Butter. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
C. G. Perkins
22. 22290. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. Theodore L. Hoef (Monroe City Creamery). Plea of guilty. Fine, $50.
Theodore L. Hoef, trading as the Monroe City Creamery, Monroe City, Mo.
23. 22554. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 1 Barrel, more or less, of Packing Stock Butter. Default decree of condemnation, forfeiture, and destruction.
Bonham Poultry & Egg Co.
24. 27209. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 26 Tubs of Butter. Decree ordering product released under bond.
Tom J. May
25. 27297. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. Producers Creamery Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $1 and costs.
Producers Creamery Co.
26. 29195. Misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 63 Cases of Butter. Default decree of condemnation. Product ordered delivered to charitable institutions.
Cloverleaf Butter Co.
27. 27940. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 436 Tubs of Butter. Product released under bond.
Pruitt Produce Co.
28. 29736. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. Merchants Dairy Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $120 and costs.
Merchants Dairy Co.
29. 30538. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Missouri Valley Creamery Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $50.
Missouri Valley Creamery Co.
30. 23861. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. 10 Barrels, et al., of Butter. Default decrees of condemnation. Product disposed of for commercial purposes.
Tennessee Egg Co.
31. 24578. Adulteration of butter. U. S. v. Theodore L. Hoef (Monroe City Creamery). Plea of guilty. Fine, $100.
32. 23197. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 75 Tubs of Butter. Product released under bond.
Central Illinois Creamery Co.
33. 18803. Adulteration and misbranding of butter. U. S. v. 315 Tubs of Butter. Consent decree of condemnation. Product released under bond.
Swift & Co.
34. 19568. Misbranding of butter. U. S. v. Sugar Creek Creamery Co. Plea of guilty. Fine, $300.


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