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Description: The AudioBALANCE module is an interface between callers and the medical center`s patient accounting database. This system allows patients to call in, identify themselves with their social security number (SSN), and obtain their current unpaid balance.
All Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Protected Health Information (PHI) are retrieved from Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture (VistA), and are used to identify and validate the patient calling. Further, information is written to the Cache database or Intuitive Reliable Interoperative Scalable (IRIS) for Health in order to create reports that include details regarding phone calls that were placed and the financial information that was relayed to the patient.
Vendor Name: AudioCARE Systems
2017.x
2020.x 01/01/2020
2017.x Approved w/Constraints
[2, 4, 5] Divest
[2, 4] Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved
2020.x Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Approved w/Constraints
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2021.x Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Approved w/Constraints
2022.x Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved Unapproved
[3] Per the May 5th, 2015 memorandum from the VA Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) FIPS 140-2 Validate Full Disk Encryption (FOE) for Data at Rest in Database Management Systems (DBMS) and in accordance with Federal requirements and VA policy, database management must use Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-2 compliant encryption to protect the confidentiality and integrity of VA information at rest at the application level. If FIPS 140-2 encryption at the application level is not technically possible, FIPS 140-2 compliant full disk encryption (FOE) must be implemented on the hard drive where the DBMS resides. Appropriate access enforcement and physical security control must also be implemented. All instances of deployment using this technology should be reviewed to ensure compliance with VA Handbook 6500 and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards. It is the responsibility of the system owner to work with the local CIO (or designee) and Information Security Officer (ISO) to ensure that a compliant DBMS technology is selected and that if needed, mitigating controls are in place and documented in a System Security Plan (SSP).
[6] Users must ensure that Cache is implemented with VA-approved baselines. (refer to the 'Category' tab under 'Runtime Dependencies')
Users must Divest the use of Caché with this technology.
Note: At the time of writing, the current version of this technology is 2022.100.0.0, which was released on 01/01/2022.
Administrative Health Delivery Support
Health Services Specialty Services
Windows Server - Approved w/Constraints
AudioCARE
Intuitive Reliable Interoperative Scalable (IRIS) for Health
AudioRxINFO
NoiseTools Software
ASC X12N Health Care Services Review: Request for Review and Response (278)
Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming System (MUMPS)
National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) Telecommunication Standards
This technology enables patients to call an automated phone system in order to hear their outstanding balance.
At the time of writing, no National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) vulnerabilities had been reported and no VA Cyber Security Operations Center (CSOC) bulletins had been issued for the latest versions of this technology.
The vendor asserts that this product is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliant.
This technology can potentially use Caché, which is in divest at this time of writing.
This technology can integrate with and alter database technologies.
There is a limited amount of publicly available technical documentation for this product. Additionally, the vendor does not give out information about this product unless they are contacted directly by the organization that wishes to employ it.
Architectural Benefits
This technology integrates tightly with VA systems including Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture (VistA) and Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS).


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Is Donald Trump using transphobia — and one judge's ruling — to launch an attack on women's rights?
August 7, 2018 — Suzan
From Salon: https://www.salon.com/2018/07/27/is-donald-trump-using-transphobia-to-launch-an-attack-on-womens-rights/
Hidden changes on a government website suggest Trump may use anti-trans ruling to gut sex discrimination laws
It's no secret that President Trump and his administration are hostile to transgender people, even if Caitlyn Jenner only came to that realization after supporting Trump during the campaign. Trump famously decided to ban transgender people from serving in the military by declaring it on Twitter, and has aggressively resisted any effort by the courts to block him.
This administration has also pursued policies that endanger the safety of trans students in public schools and trans people in federal prisons. But now there is reason to believe that Trump isn't just attacking trans people for who they are — though he is definitely doing that — but also exploiting prejudice against this marginalized minority to launch a broad attack on women's rights.
Last week, the Sunlight Foundation released an extensive report on changes to the language on the Health and Human Services (HHS) website regarding the issue of sex discrimination. These changes were made in the summer of 2017 and discovered by the National Women's Law Center, which has filed requests under the Freedom of Information Act (yet to be fulfilled), to find out why. But the fear is that soon the administration will release a rule that guts enforcement of a major provision in the Affordable Care Act meant to prohibit sex discrimination.
The provision is called Section 1557, which prohibits discrimination in health care based on race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. Under Barack Obama, HHS codified the enforcement rules so that sex discrimination was understood as discrimination based not just on gender but also on pregnancy status, gender identity or sex stereotyping. In December 2016, in response to a lawsuit from a a religious hospital, Texas district court judge Reed O'Connor issued an injunction that undid those rules, in effect permitting discrimination based on gender identity or pregnancy termination.
The HHS website was updated shortly after that to reflect this injunction. As the Sunlight Foundation report shows, a few month later the agency took a wrecking ball to the language on the site about sex discrimination, altering far more than the passages that had addressed gender identity and pregnancy termination.
"There was widespread removal on the pages related to Section 1557 simply defining sex discrimination," Rachel Bergman, who helps run the Web Integrity Project at Sunlight, told Salon. "We were a bit puzzled as to why the language removals were as expansive as they are."
Specifically, the language regarding discrimination based on sex stereotyping, which is barred by the law, was removed from the website. For instance, an illustrative example of illegal sex stereotyping — in which a male patient is subject to harassment because nursing home staff perceive him as effeminate — was removed. Language explaining that sex stereotyping is "discrimination based on stereotypical ideas about gender" was also removed. Throughout the site, Sunlight's researchers found, any reference to sex stereotyping — which again, was not an issue covered in O'Connor's injunction — was taken down.
"When we saw these changes to the website, it was troubling because it was one part of what we expect to see, which is a general rollback" of rules against sex discrimination, explained Kelli Garcia, director of reproductive justice initiatives at the National Women's Law Center. Her organization opposes the rollback of protections for trans people in itself, but Garcia suggested that the administration may be looking to open the door to other forms of sex discrimination as well.
"The Supreme Court has clearly recognized that you can't discriminate against someone because they fail to meet your stereotypes about what one's sex or one's gender is supposed to be," Garcia explained, citing a 1989 decision in which the court determined that it was sex discrimination to demand that women dress in a feminine fashion or to hold them to a different standard of behavior than male employees.
Continue reading at: https://www.salon.com/2018/07/27/is-donald-trump-using-transphobia-to-launch-an-attack-on-womens-rights/
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edith pilkington Says:
Price Waterhouse v Hopkins is the decision Cathy Brennan thinks should be used as a compass to allow nonconforming behavior w/out acknowledging a person's sex and the mutability of sex, which has the tendency to render post transsexual people mutilated versions of their sex assigned at birth. That has a lot of implications. For one, it justifies Lambda Legal's promotion of public medical policy that insists patients be classified as their "assigned sex at birth". Lambda nominated Alice Dreger's book for their awards. Lambda had to be pressured to withdraw the nomination.
Radtke v Miscellaneous Driver's Union & Helper's Union was not litigated by Lambda. It was litigated by a private law firm on a pro bono basis. It should be the guide for post transsexual litigation. In it Judge Michael Davis wrote:
"An individual's sex includes many components, including chromosomal, anatomical, hormonal, and reproductive elements, some of which could be ambiguous or in conflict within an individual. See In re Lovo-Lara, 23 I. & N. Dec. 746, 752 (BIA 2005). The assigned sex of an individual at birth is based only on observation of anatomy at birth, which itself may change when the individual reaches puberty. Id. at 753. Here, Ms. Radtke is anatomically and hormonally female. It would be wholly inappropriate for this Court to invent a narrow federal definition of "sex" based on the sex assigned at birth and impose that construction on a Minnesota statute."
Zack Ford at ThinkProgress made scant mention of the ruling when it was decided and completely elided Judge Davis' opinion that sex is mutable and that Christine Radtke was indeed female. He tilted his one paragraph article, "Federal Judge Rules That Transgender Identities Do Not Invalidate Marriages". That's a total distortion. Judge Davis ruled that she could not be denied medical insurance coverage because she was actually female, not because of a so called "transgender identity". The insurance company argued she wasn't female. Judge Davis argued that she is. She wasn't denied coverage because of her "transgender identity". They were trying to deny coverage based on their insistence she "isn't" female.
Radtke v Miscellaneous Drivers Union should be the guide star decision for post transsexual people, not Price Waterhouse v Hopkins, which is useful for getting from point A to point B but has distorting implications when used to maintain the legal rights of those living at point B.
I get Amanda Marcotte's point about what Trump is trying to do. It's important that he be stopped but writers like Marcotte really need to dig down deeper and look at the way tiny minorities are dismissed by much larger minorities who often fight for the same and similar rights, without having their needs conflated and diluted by those whose needs are not always the same.
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Harcourt House Artist Run Centre reveals its 25th Annual Naked Show, Slippery People. Featuring drawings, paintings, and sculptures from Harcourt House's drop-in live model sessions, Slippery People promises to intimately acquaint viewers with the beauty of the human body.
In addition to bringing the visual arts community together, this annual show doubles as a fundraiser for the artist run centre, with 20% of each sold piece going to support the nonprofit's day-to-day operations. This up-close-and-personal look at the human body accompanies an evening opening June 22 from 7-10pm and an afternoon BBQ, Saturday June 24th between 12-5pm.
The Harcourt House Artist Run Centre is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting new and established visual artists and to inspiring the community through its exhibitions, educational programs, low-cost studio rentals, and atmosphere of open discourse. For more information, contact Angèle Karosi at harcourtexhibit@shaw.ca or call 780.426.4180.


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https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Houston-area-crime-spree-suspect-charged-with-two-13084681.php
Houston-area crime spree suspect charged with 2 counts of capital murder
By Samantha Ketterer
Updated 8:36 am CDT, Wednesday, July 18, 2018
Jose Gilberto Rodriguez
Continue clicking to see more photos of the investigation and post-arrest news conference.
Photo: Houston Police Department
The man accused of launching a deadly crime spree across the northern Houston area has been formally charged with two counts of capital murder.
Jose Gilberto Rodriguez, a 46-year-old parolee, is being held without bond. The charges, both filed Tuesday, are in relation to the robbery and shooting deaths of Pamela Johnson and Edward Magaña.
Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies found Johnson's body at her Cypress home on July 13. Johnson, a 62-year-old Kroger grocery chain employee, was shot to death, and her car was stolen.
Edward Magaña, 57, was found dead inside a Mattress One on the North Freeway on Monday.
FYI: Here's what we know about suspected serial killer Jose Gilberto Rodriguez
Rodriguez is also expected to face a third capital murder charge in the death of Allie Barrow, 28, who was found shot dead in a Mattress Firm on FM 1960 in the Willowbrook area on Saturday.
Rodriguez is additionally accused in the Monday shooting of a MetroLift bus driver, who was listed Tuesday in critical condition, and the July 9 home invasion robbery of an elderly couple on Foxburo.
'A KID AT HEART': Family, friends remember victims
Rodriguez was arrested Tuesday morning, less than 24 hours after police sought the public's help in the fatal shootings.


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This season, the baby boys' bodysuit has a new polo cut, inspired by athletic wear. In soft and comfortable cotton piqué, contrasting piping at the collar and cuffs add a touch of style. Easy to slip on thanks to snap buttons at the back and between the legs, this bodysuit from the "Joinville" collection pairs wonderfully with a pair of bloomers for the perfect summer outfit.


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Single Cuts Emerges As A New Music Collaboration Website in Austin
Started only a few days ago, Single Cuts is a brand new website created here in Austin with a concept of creating a song in a short time. First, they begin with a songwriter and a simple chord structure, then they add in a mix of local artists, along with a studio and an engineer. Ideas are traded back-and-forth through emails and sometimes demos, with the artists converging on one day to create a collaboration. It's a great idea if you ask us!
The first joint-effort involved: Erik Wofford (engineer at Cacaphony Studios), Danny Reisch of The Lemurs (drums, tambourine), Dana Falconberry (vocals), Abram Shook of The Great Nostalgic (vocals, guitar), Justin Douglas of Royal Forest (Bass, Guitar, Slide, Organ, Curtis Henderson of One Hundred Flowers (Asst. Engineer), and Eric Hanson of Recovering Lazyholic (photographer).
The first selection is entitled, "Jackie".
Jackie...
I wrote the song as a little tribute to Jackie Deshannon. I was hoping for some kinda' old-school pop feel. Danny and Justin definitely helped trim some of the fat of the original arrangement, and after a few attempts at different 'feels' for the song, we settled into a back-and-forth between a 50's groove on the verses and a more straight forward chorus. Danny ended up hitting on this cool surf-vibe that keeps the song moving. I've worked with Erik a lot in the past, and always love being at Cacophony. Its such a great space, with a big open main room that lends itself well to collaborating and hashing out ideas. He had a lot of tasteful input when it came to amp choice for guitars, effects on the slide, even a great 'dub' slap on the drums. Dana is one of the most unique voices in Austin, and an awesome individual to work with. We bounced a few ideas off each other in terms of harmony and melody, and she slowly emerged with the eerie little vocal ditty at the top of the versus. It wasn't long into the day that we were really starting to get into the spirit of the song. The last thing we tracked was Justin's outstanding slide work. We plugged him into a bunch of effects and just let him improve through the song a few times. He seemed to nail it on the first pass, but in sticking with the pop sensibility, he and Erik went through it several times to arrive at something subtle, unique, and perfect for the song. I was really impressed how smooth everything went. What a great way to spend a day. We had a few beers, and Erik spent a little time at the end cleaning up the mix. There's something really satisfactory about starting with a simple idea and ending up with a great song at the end of it all. No obsessing over the mix for weeks, no million more overdubs, no vocal comps, no worrying about album track order.... wipe your hands with a days hard work done....oh how satisfying. (via)
[Single Cuts Official Site]
[Single Cuts Facebook]
[Single Cuts Twitter]
The next session includes members of: The Sour Notes, Tiny Tin Hearts, The Low Lows, and My Education.
If you would like to become involved with Single Cuts as either a musician, songwriter, engineer, studio owner, web-designer, sponsor, idea-monger, photographer, videographer, or artist/thinker of any kind get in touch via email.
tags: Austin, Collaboration, Single Cuts, Stream


I agree. Petezee, is there time by which car show organizers will let us know?
With shows like this if there's even a hint of rain many will keep their baby's at home in the garage. This is why I asked, plus our drive out there.
I drove by today around 8:15 and the sky was getting dark. Id say we should be wrapped up by 9pm. After that and there is nothing in the sky but black.
always check the environment Canada satellite website for a last minute update and then decide.
If Ions is driving all the way here I'm sure there would room and time to join in the shoot?
On a separate note, someone asked about doing a similar shoot with motorcycles?
I have a number of contacts/family members, so if there is interest in a shoot with "Outlaw MC" members/bikes?
Should be a good time tonight.
Great. Are we still starting at 7pm?
I am operating with the understanding we are starting at 7:00 PM. I would love to join you guys for dinner, but I am still trying to lose weight and I don't think that the delicious looking items on the menu would help.
Due to my no show I wouldnt blame you if I got banned from TPMG. I was on a shoot in Cobourg that started at 11am and was supposed to be finished by 4. At that time the guy that got me there tells me he is not leaving and is staying to shoot after. There was no way I could get from Cobourg to Whitby. I finally hitched a ride with someone and got home just now driving through pounding rain. I cant apologize enough. Had I known the guy was going to do this I wouldnt have gone and stayed around for the 50s shoot. Petezee special apologies if you carried that ladder. At this point Im sort of hoping it was cancelled due to the rain, but Im not sure what time it started in Whitby. It was really coming down in Cobourg around 6pm but it didnt last long. Any money I owe I assure you I will mail the cash to whoever I owe it to. Just let me know who along with your mailing address. Again I apologize for the no show but things were just beyond my control.
Pete and Dileeps, great event. I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for organizing and arranging the models. Pete your daughter did a super job and her outfit was spot on. Dileeps the young lady you arranged for to be our model was fantastic. Did we give you enough to cover the cost? I would love to have another go at this type of shoot. The idea of arranging a couple of cars for a morning when the restaurant isn't officially open like a Sunday would be great.
Speaking of cars Pete can you express to the owner and ask him to forward on to the many people who were so nice to us and allowed us access to their cars and the members in particular who stayed back and set up for the the quick night shoot in front of the dinner our sincere appreciation for their time and efforts. They were a great group of people and I don't think I hear anyone actually say no to us.
And Paul, I'm pretty sure we don't ban people at TPMG for missing an event due to circumstances. We were more worried than annoyed.
Yup, yer banned! just glad to hear you're ok Paul. It looks like you guys had a lot of fun and hopefully got some great shots!
Thanks Peter and Dileep for organizing the event. I will try and post a couple of photos this weekend. Can't wait until part two on a Sunday morning takes place.
In regards to cost we all just pitched in an extra $5 to cover the costs. So don't worry about it.
Big thanks to dileeps and Pete! Would love to try this again on a Sunday. We hit rain on the way home so we wrapped up just in time.
Paul, glad you are ok!!
Thanks for your concern guys. But to be honest, Id sooner say I was in the hospital as my reason for no show rather than telling you I got screwed over by the driver. He knew I had the shoot and asked me if he could join in. When I said it was limited to the 6 or 7 he didnt say anything. But at 5pm he tells me he is staying in Cobourg for the evening. As for the day, it was a bust. Very hot, too many people and cars. The best part was sitting in a pub having a midday snack. But even then when I was taking shots of the billiard room the group came in and started playing pool. This resulted in my getting hit by the cue ball directly in my nether region by the driver. No. Not a particularly nice day. I hope you guys will post some shots. I went to Shake Rabble Roll with my kids one evening to scout it out and took the pics I posted earlier. I thought a lot about shooting angles and the ladder idea. Ive taken a lot of pics on my head of that shoot. Being there was all I wanted.
Glad to hear everyone had a great time. Sorry to hear that the Coburg thing was a bit of a bust.
After that we could ask them to move onto the grass area for some individual shots.
-This would most likely take place on a Sunday morning in mid September? Any suggestions for the time? 9am or so?
-Do we need models for this? It should only take an hour or two max?
Thanks again for coming out. It was nice to meet all of you. Hope everyone got some decent shots?
Where is the correct place to share photos from this event?
Just post the photos someplace, like flickr, and then link them in this thread. Best to use the image tags. Please see this post on how to properly post images to the forum.
Available light. Little help from Chris' headlights!
Still going through the rest of the stuff.
So what am I missing in the code? the link works but it won't auto show here.
Last edited by petezee on Sun Aug 05, 2012 4:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Here are a few of mine, just some quick edits done in iPhoto on the iPad.
I'm meeting up with the organizer of the event next week to discuss the re-shoot for some time in September?
I was curious if the participants in the shoot have emailed any pics to the owners?
I'm having some stuff printed and will be dropping those off to John (owner) soon.
I'm hoping to do some proper processing on some photos this weekend and will email them out to the owners. Can't wait for the re-shoot!!


If you've been thinking Facebook's Ad Exchange (FBX) as just a source of display, prepare to have your conceptions flipped on their head. Facebook has just integrated Page Post link ads into the News Feed, and the result is the most precisely targeted advertising the marketing world has ever seen.
It's a no-brainer that Facebook ads that appear in the News Feed, such as Sponsored Stories, are much more effective than typical display ads. In these ads, marketers can share links to vibrant video, text, and photo content in the one place over a billion people check regularly—their News Feeds. And now marketers can target these ads based on a user's browsing and search activity. Users, in turn, can like, share and comment on them.
Just imagine that you're Nike. Someone visits your online store to check out the Fuelband, but leaves without buying it. Seconds later, you could be on Facebook, showing that user an amazing video about the wearable self-quantification device. The user watches the video, and reads comments from others gushing about how the Fuelband has changed their lives. Compelled, the user returns to the Nike site and makes the purchase. We've always dreamed of advertising like this, and now we can make it happen.
Even more exciting is retargeting truly new customers with News Feed ads based on the terms they've entered into sites like Yahoo!, Bing and Google. Imagine, this time, that you're Allstate, and a user searches for car insurance quotes. Immediately, you could be in their News Feed presenting a video of persuasive testimonials from Allstate clients who love their agents. In other words, you're able to drive a conversion for a fraction of the $70 that you would have paid for a click via SEM.
This is all extremely exciting stuff, but you can't jump into it unprepared. First off, you need the right data partner if you want to effectively target these key consumers—one that offers comprehensive site and search retargeting options. After all, precision is the name of the game here.
You also want to adopt a different attitude to News Feed ads than you would with Facebook ads that appear on the right rail. These right rail ads—much more akin to standard display—are all about having a good picture and a strong/concise call-to-action. Conversely, ads in the News Feed are a great opportunity to target users with fantastic content, so you want to make sure that your brand publishing wing is on the game.
These ads aren't static, but rather the start of social conversations. They can be liked, shared and commented upon. You need community managers monitoring these ads and addressing any comments that arise, and you need smart data scientists who can digest all this new data (available via API) and transform it into actionable recommendations.
This is a lot to take in, but that's because this is such a revolutionary development. Embrace it, and prepare to advertise online like you never have before.
Prior to founding Chango, Chris Sukornyk founded or co-founded multiple tech startups in the digital media and online publishing industries. He also founded several other companies, including Fivelimes, a green focused social network that was recently sold to Avid Life Media. Chris is based in Toronto and is a speaker at SES, SMX, CIX, Mesh and other technology conferences.


Mmmm, summer food is always good! Today for lunch as i had the day off work, i decided to make myself a mini feast. I made my own pesto from toasted cashew nuts, vegetarian parmesan, Yorkshire rapeseed oil with basil, oregano and lemon thyme. I whizzed it up in the mini processor then spread it on some ciabatta rolls. I added caramelised red onions and slices of portabella mushrooms. Then i cubed some organic yorkshire feta and put it on the top. 10 mins in the oven, and yum!
I finished it off with a bowl of cherries. Really, life doesn't get better than this!
What summer foods are you enjoying?


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Tag: Berlin Marathon
Reuters1 month ago
Kenya's marathon world record-holder Eliud Kipchoge will make his Boston Marathon debut on April 17 next year, the 38-year-old said on Thursday, as he seeks a fifth victory in one of the six World Marathon Majors.The two-times Olympic champ
Eliud Kipchoge shatters marathon world record in Berlin
Reuters4 months ago
Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge shattered his own marathon world record on Sunday, winning the Berlin race with a time of 2:01.09 to shave half a minute of his previous world best set in the German capital four years ago. The 37-year-old, who has n
Kipchoge to go after his own record in Berlin today
Roving Correspondent4 months ago
Marathon great and double Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge will go after his own record at the Berlin Marathon tod
Ethiopian Adola digs deep to win Berlin marathon, Kenya's Yegon second
Reuters1 year ago
The 39-year-old Bekele, who was two seconds off the world record in 2019 in Berlin for th


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La sal de l'Himàlaia és un tipus de sal mineral procedent de les muntanyes del Pakistan. Aquest tipus de sal ha començat a comercialitzar-se en diverses parts d'Europa, els Estats Units i Austràlia. La sal d'aquest tipus prové per regla general de la mina de sal de Khewra en el (Districte de Jhelum), que és la segona més gran del món. Té una longitud de 160 quilòmetres des d'Islamabad i 260 quilòmetres des de Lahore. Es caracteritza per presentar-se el consumidor en forma de vidres de color rosat característic, per regla general per ser molta just en l'instant de ser dispensada.

S'ha format gràcies a dipòsits marins d'una antiguitat de 150 milions d'anys, durant l'època del Juràssic.

Es pot emprar dissolta en aigua com una elaboració casolana d'aigua mineral, pot emprar-se en la cuina com a 'sal de taula' amb l'ús de molinets especials. El ministeri de Salut d'Alemanya ha pogut detectar en aquest tipus de sal fins a 10 tipus oligoelements diferents, amb un contingut d'un 98% de clorur sòdic (el que el converteix en una sal no refinada). El major contingut després del ClNa és de Magnesi (un 0,7% ). De vegades sol emprar-se com a sal kosher. En el seu ús en rituals, o simplement per decoració pot trobar-se en l'elaboració de làmpades de sal. S'empra en certes aplicacions medicinals, però no es distingeix de qualsevol altra sal.

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How many of us thought??
I've yet to have my first child, but, I'm constantly thinking it will never happen. I know i can't be the only one that feels this way. How many of you ladies felt this way until you became pregnant? How long did it take? Was it a shocker? Relief? .. man, i do i ever feel silly for feeling this way.. ease my mind everyone.


Jabber Inc. has announced the general availability of Jabber MomentIM 5.2. This new, Windows desktop instant messaging client was developed from an entirely new code base and provides full access to and tight integration with Windows capabilities and a COM-based plug-in architecture.
This brandable client delivers features including persistent group chat, notifications and presence settings, web conferencing integration, and interoperability with AOL Instant Messenger (AIM), Google Talk, and other IM clients. New end-user features include: Stacked Tabbed Interface, with the ability to manage multiple open chat windows. Each window is layered with visible tabs providing one click access to the window; Message Prioritization, users can designate a message as 'high' or 'low' priority; and User Defined Hotkeys for Messages, where users have the ability to define text strings and associate each with a specific hotkey. When the hotkey is used the phrase will automatically be inserted into the message.
Advanced features are available in a bundled plug-in pack and sold separately. The bundle includes: Quick Conference, users can invite contacts to an auto-created temporary group chat; Microsoft Outlook Integration, presence is automatically derived from the Outlook calendar. Chats can be initiated from within Outlook's mail and contacts interfaces; History on Demand, which enables retrieval of group chat histories; and Disable Outflows, which provides the ability to restrict copy and print functionality in group and one-to-one chats.


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Q: Parsing Large Text Files in Real-time (Java) I'm interested in parsing a fairly large text file in Java (1.6.x) and was wondering what approach(es) would be considered best practice?
The file will probably be about 1Mb in size, and will consist of thousands of entries along the lines of;
Entry
{
    property1=value1
    property2=value2
    ...
}

etc.
My first instinct is to use regular expressions, but I have no prior experience of using Java in a production environment, and so am unsure how powerful the java.util.regex classes are.
To clarify a bit, my application is going to be a web app (JSP) which parses the file in question and displays the various values it retrieves. There is only ever the one file which gets parsed (it resides in a 3rd party directory on the host).
The app will have a fairly low usage (maybe only a handful of users using it a couple of times a day), but it is vital that when they do use it, the information is retrieved as quickly as possible.
Also, are there any precautions to take around loading the file into memory every time it is parsed?
Can anyone recommend an approach to take here?
Thanks

A: If it's going to be about 1MB and literally in the format you state, then it sounds like you're overengineering things.
Unless your server is a ZX Spectrum or something, just use regular expressions to parse it, whack the data in a hash map (and keep it there), and don't worry about it. It'll take up a few megabytes in memory, but so what...?
Update: just to give you a concrete idea of performance, some measurements I took of the performance of String.split() (which uses regular expressions) show that on a 2GHz machine, it takes milliseconds to split 10,000 100-character strings (in other words, about 1 megabyte of data -- actually nearer 2MB in pure volume of bytes, since Strings are 2 bytes per char). Obvioualy, that's not quite the operation you're performing, but you get my point: things aren't that bad...

A: If it is a proper grammar, use a parser builder such as the GOLD Parsing System. This allows you to specify the format and use an efficient parser to get the tokens you need, getting error-handling almost for free.

A: I'm wondering why this isn't in XML, and then you could leverage off the available XML tooling. I'm thinking particularly of SAX, in which case you could easily parse/process this without holding it all in memory.
So can you convert this to XML ?
If you can't, and you need a parser, then take a look at JavaCC

A: Use the Scanner class and process your file a line at a time. Im not sure why you mentioned regex. Regex is almost never the right answer to any parsing question because of the ambiguity and lack of symmantic contorl over whats happening in what context.

A: You can use the Antlr parser generator to build a parser capable of parsing your files.

A: Not answering the question about parsing ...  but you could parse the files and generate static pages as soon as new files arrive. So you would have no performance problems... (And I think 1Mb isn't a big file so you can load it in memory, as long as you don't load too many files concurrently...)

A: This seems like a simple enough file format, so you may consider using a Recursive Descent Parser. Compared to JavaCC and Antlr, its pros are that you can write a few simple methods, get the data you need, and you do not need to learn a parser generator formalism.
Its cons - it may be less efficient. A recursive descent parser is in principle stronger than regular expressions. If you can come up with a grammar for this file type, it will serve you for whatever solution you choose.

A: If it's the limitations of Java regexes you're wondering about, don't worry about it.  Assuming you're reasonably competent at crafting regexes, performance shouldn't be a problem.  The feature set is satisfyingly rich, too--including my favorite, possessive quantifiers.

A: the other solution is to do some form of preprocessing (done offline, or as a cron job) which produces a very optimized data structure, which is then used to serve the many web requests (without having to reparse the file).
though, looking at the scenario in question, that doesnt seem to be needed.


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package robot

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"reflect"
	"testing"

	"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"

	"github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/common/rbac"
	"github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/common/rbac/project"
	"github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/controller/robot"
	"github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/pkg/permission/types"
	proModels "github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/pkg/project/models"
	"github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/pkg/robot/model"
	projecttesting "github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/testing/controller/project"
	"github.com/goharbor/harbor/src/testing/mock"
)

var (
	private = &proModels.Project{
		ProjectID: 1,
		Name:      "testrobot",
		OwnerID:   1,
	}
)

func TestIsAuthenticated(t *testing.T) {
	// unauthenticated
	ctx := NewSecurityContext(nil)
	assert.False(t, ctx.IsAuthenticated())

	// authenticated
	ctx = NewSecurityContext(&robot.Robot{
		Robot: model.Robot{
			Name:     "test",
			Disabled: false,
		},
	})
	assert.True(t, ctx.IsAuthenticated())
}

func TestGetUsername(t *testing.T) {
	// unauthenticated
	ctx := NewSecurityContext(nil)
	assert.Equal(t, "", ctx.GetUsername())

	// authenticated
	ctx = NewSecurityContext(&robot.Robot{
		Robot: model.Robot{
			Name:     "test",
			Disabled: false,
		},
	})
	assert.Equal(t, "test", ctx.GetUsername())
}

func TestGetUser(t *testing.T) {
	// unauthenticated
	ctx := NewSecurityContext(nil)
	assert.Equal(t, "", ctx.GetUsername())

	// authenticated
	ctx = NewSecurityContext(&robot.Robot{
		Robot: model.Robot{
			ID:       123,
			Name:     "test",
			Disabled: false,
		},
	})
	assert.Equal(t, "test", ctx.User().Name)
	assert.Equal(t, int64(123), ctx.User().ID)
}

func TestIsSysAdmin(t *testing.T) {
	// unauthenticated
	ctx := NewSecurityContext(nil)
	assert.False(t, ctx.IsSysAdmin())

	// authenticated, non admin
	ctx = NewSecurityContext(&robot.Robot{
		Robot: model.Robot{
			Name:     "test",
			Disabled: false,
		},
	})
	assert.False(t, ctx.IsSysAdmin())
}

func TestIsSolutionUser(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := NewSecurityContext(nil)
	assert.False(t, ctx.IsSolutionUser())
}

func TestHasPullPerm(t *testing.T) {
	robot := &robot.Robot{
		Robot: model.Robot{
			Name:        "test_robot_1",
			Description: "desc",
		},
		Permissions: []*robot.Permission{
			{
				Kind:      "project",
				Namespace: "library",
				Access: []*types.Policy{
					{
						Resource: rbac.Resource(fmt.Sprintf("project/%d/repository", private.ProjectID)),
						Action:   rbac.ActionPull,
					},
				},
			},
		},
	}

	ctl := &projecttesting.Controller{}
	mock.OnAnything(ctl, "Get").Return(private, nil)

	ctx := NewSecurityContext(robot)
	ctx.ctl = ctl
	resource := project.NewNamespace(private.ProjectID).Resource(rbac.ResourceRepository)
	assert.True(t, ctx.Can(context.TODO(), rbac.ActionPull, resource))
}

func TestHasPushPerm(t *testing.T) {
	robot := &robot.Robot{
		Robot: model.Robot{
			Name:     "test",
			Disabled: false,
		},
		Permissions: []*robot.Permission{
			{
				Kind:      "project",
				Namespace: "library",
				Access: []*types.Policy{
					{
						Resource: rbac.Resource(fmt.Sprintf("project/%d/repository", private.ProjectID)),
						Action:   rbac.ActionPush,
					},
				},
			},
		},
	}

	ctl := &projecttesting.Controller{}
	mock.OnAnything(ctl, "Get").Return(private, nil)

	ctx := NewSecurityContext(robot)
	ctx.ctl = ctl
	resource := project.NewNamespace(private.ProjectID).Resource(rbac.ResourceRepository)
	assert.True(t, ctx.Can(context.TODO(), rbac.ActionPush, resource))
}

func TestHasPushPullPerm(t *testing.T) {
	robot := &robot.Robot{
		Robot: model.Robot{
			Name:        "test_robot_3",
			Description: "desc",
		},
		Permissions: []*robot.Permission{
			{
				Kind:      "project",
				Namespace: "library",
				Access: []*types.Policy{
					{
						Resource: rbac.Resource(fmt.Sprintf("project/%d/repository", private.ProjectID)),
						Action:   rbac.ActionPush,
					},
					{
						Resource: rbac.Resource(fmt.Sprintf("project/%d/repository", private.ProjectID)),
						Action:   rbac.ActionPull,
					},
				},
			},
		},
	}

	ctl := &projecttesting.Controller{}
	mock.OnAnything(ctl, "Get").Return(private, nil)

	ctx := NewSecurityContext(robot)
	ctx.ctl = ctl
	resource := project.NewNamespace(private.ProjectID).Resource(rbac.ResourceRepository)
	assert.True(t, ctx.Can(context.TODO(), rbac.ActionPush, resource) && ctx.Can(context.TODO(), rbac.ActionPull, resource))
}

func Test_filterRobotPolicies(t *testing.T) {
	type args struct {
		p        *proModels.Project
		policies []*types.Policy
	}
	tests := []struct {
		name string
		args args
		want []*types.Policy
	}{
		{
			"policies of one project",
			args{
				&proModels.Project{ProjectID: 1},
				[]*types.Policy{
					{Resource: "/project/1/repository", Action: "pull", Effect: "allow"},
				},
			},
			[]*types.Policy{
				{Resource: "/project/1/repository", Action: "pull", Effect: "allow"},
			},
		},
		{
			"policies of multi projects",
			args{
				&proModels.Project{ProjectID: 1},
				[]*types.Policy{
					{Resource: "/project/1/repository", Action: "pull", Effect: "allow"},
					{Resource: "/project/2/repository", Action: "pull", Effect: "allow"},
				},
			},
			[]*types.Policy{
				{Resource: "/project/1/repository", Action: "pull", Effect: "allow"},
			},
		},
	}
	for _, tt := range tests {
		t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) {
			if got := filterRobotPolicies(tt.args.p, tt.args.policies); !reflect.DeepEqual(got, tt.want) {
				t.Errorf("filterRobotPolicies() = %v, want %v", got, tt.want)
			}
		})
	}
}

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Mr. Midshipman Easy audiobook
Autor: Frederick Marryat audio
Audiolivros de gênero: History audio
Chapters 01 to 03
×Chapters 01 to 03
×Chapter 04
One of the first novel-length pieces of nautical fiction, MR. MIDSHIPMAN EASY (1836) is a funny and easygoing account of the adventures of Jack Easy, a son of privilege who joins the Royal Navy. The work begins as a satire on Jack's attachment to "the rights of man" that may try the listener's patience. But despair not, for the story soon settles down as the philosophical midshipman begins his many triumphs over bullies, foul weather, and various damned foreigners of murderous intent.
Caveat audiens: This novel employs racial/ethnic epithets and religious stereotypes, as well as taking a rather sunny view of supply-side economics. In short, there's something here to offend almost everyone.
Frederick Marryat (1792-1848) entered the Royal Navy as a 14-year-old midshipman. He resigned his commission at the rank of captain after 24 years of service to devote his time to writing.
First Page:
Mr Midshipman Easy, by Captain Marryat.
[See also etext 6629, a different print edition of this book produced by John Edward Heaton]
Captain Frederick Marryat was born July 10 1792, and died August 8 1848. He retired from the British navy in 1828 in order to devote himself to writing. In the following 20 years he wrote 26 books, many of which are among the very best of English literature, and some of which are still in print.
Marryat had an extraordinary gift for the invention of episodes in his stories. He says somewhere that when he sat down for the day's work, he never knew what he was going to write. He certainly was a literary genius.
"Mr Midshipman Easy" was published in 1846, the ninth book to flow from Marryat's pen.
This e text was transcribed in 1998 by Nick Hodson, and was reformatted in 2003, and again in 2005.
MR. MIDSHIPMAN EASY, BY CAPTAIN FREDERICK MARRYAT.
CHAPTER ONE.
WHICH THE READER WILL FIND VERY EASY TO READ... Continue reading book >>
Mr Midshipman Easy, by Captain Marryat. [See also etext 6629, a different print edition of this book produced by John Edward Heaton]Captain Frederick Marryat was born July 10 1792, and died August 8 1848. He retired from the British navy in 1828 in order to devote himself to writing. In the following 20 years he wrote 26 books, many of which are among the very best of English literature, and some of which are still in print.Marryat had an extraordinary gift for the invention of episodes in his stories. He says somewhere that when he sat down for the day's work, he never knew what he was going to write. He certainly was a literary genius."Mr Midshipman Easy" was published in 1846, the ninth book to flow from Marryat's pen.This e text was transcribed in 1998 by Nick Hodson, and was reformatted in 2003, and again in 2005. MR. MIDSHIPMAN EASY, BY CAPTAIN FREDERICK MARRYAT.CHAPTER ONE.WHICH THE READER WILL FIND VERY EASY TO READ... Continue reading book >>
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I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here 2019: Who Do You Think Will Win?
The stars are going back to the jungle - but can you guess who will be crowned winner?
Last Updated: November 16th 2022
Nadine Coyle
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Adele Roberts 0.1 %
Myles Stephenson 0.1 %
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#ifndef SSTMAC_BACKENDS_NATIVE_COMPONENTS_NODE_NODE_H_INCLUDED
#define SSTMAC_BACKENDS_NATIVE_COMPONENTS_NODE_NODE_H_INCLUDED

#include <sstmac/software/ami/ami.h>
#include <sstmac/common/timestamp.h>
#include <sstmac/common/event_scheduler.h>
#include <sstmac/common/sst_event_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/hardware/common/unique_id.h>
#include <sstmac/hardware/common/failable.h>

#include <sstmac/hardware/interconnect/interconnect_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/hardware/topology/topology_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/hardware/network/network_message_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/software/process/operating_system_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/software/launch/job_launcher_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/software/launch/app_launcher_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/software/launch/launch_event_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/software/libraries/service_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/hardware/nic/nic_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/hardware/memory/memory_model_fwd.h>
#include <sstmac/hardware/processor/processor_fwd.h>

#include <sprockit/factories/factory.h>
#include <sprockit/debug.h>

DeclareDebugSlot(node);
#define node_debug(...) \
  debug_printf(sprockit::dbg::node, "Node %d: %s", int(addr()), sprockit::printf(__VA_ARGS__).c_str())

namespace sstmac {
namespace hw {

class node :
  public failable,
  public connectable_component
{
  DeclareFactory(node,uint64_t,event_manager*)
 public:
  void setup() override;

  void init(unsigned int phase) override;

  virtual ~node();

  void
  connect_output(sprockit::sim_parameters* params,
                 int src_outport, int dst_inport,
                 event_handler* handler) override;

  void
  connect_input(sprockit::sim_parameters* params,
                 int src_outport, int dst_inport,
                 event_handler* handler) override;

  link_handler*
  payload_handler(int port) const override;

  link_handler*
  credit_handler(int port) const override;

  /**
   @return  The object encapsulating the memory model
  */
  memory_model*
  mem() const {
    return mem_model_;
  }

  processor*
  proc() const {
    return proc_;
  }

  /**
   @return  A handler wrapper for scheduling events to the NIC
  */
  nic*
  get_nic() const {
    return nic_;
  }

  /**
   @return  The operating system managing apps on this node
  */
  sw::operating_system*
  os() const {
    return os_;
  }

  /**
   @return  A unique string description of the node
  */
  virtual std::string
  to_string() const override;

  /**
   @return  A unique integer identifier
  */
  node_id
  addr() const {
    return my_addr_;
  }

  int
  nsocket() const {
    return nsocket_;
  }

  int
  launch_root() const {
    return launch_root_;
  }

  /**
   Cause the node to crash. This cancels all future events for this node.
  */
  void fail_stop();

  /**
   Choose a unique (64-bit) integer ID for a message. This will never be reused
   except for integer overflow.
   @return A unique 64-bit integer
  */
  unique_event_id
  allocate_unique_id() {
    return next_outgoing_id_++;
  }

  /**
   Make the node execute a particular compute function. This
   generally causes the function to be executed immediately.
   @param func  Enum identifying the type of computation
   @param data  Event object encapsulating data/metadata for computation
   @param cb    The event to execute when kernel is complete
  */
  virtual void
  execute(ami::COMP_FUNC func,
           event* data,
           callback* cb) = 0;

  /**
   * @brief execute Asynchronously execute a kernel on some
   * service associated with the node. This generally enqueues an operation
   * to be performed - not necessarily executing it immediately.
   * @param func
   * @param data
   */
  virtual void
  execute(ami::SERVICE_FUNC func,
                 event* data);

  void handle(event* ev);

  /**
   Push a network message (operation at the MTL layer) onto the NIC
   @param netmsg
  */
  void send_to_nic(network_message* netmsg);

  void deadlock_check() override;

  void increment_app_refcount();

  void decrement_app_refcount();

 protected:
  node(sprockit::sim_parameters* params,
    uint64_t id,
    event_manager* mgr);

 protected:
  sw::operating_system* os_;

  node_id my_addr_;

  memory_model* mem_model_;

  processor* proc_;

  nic* nic_;

  int nsocket_;

 private:
  int app_refcount_;
  int launch_root_;

  sw::app_launcher* app_launcher_;
  sw::job_launcher* job_launcher_;

  unique_event_id next_outgoing_id_;
  sprockit::sim_parameters* params_;

};

}
} // end of namespace sstmac

#endif


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Cascades to Purchase Domtar's 50% Interest in Norampac Inc.
Kingsey Falls, Quebec, Canada, 05 December 2006 — Cascades Inc. (TSX:CAS) announced that it has reached an agreement in principle with Domtar Inc. to purchase Domtar's 50% interest in Norampac Inc., for a cash consideration of CAD 560 million.
In commenting on this transaction, Alain Lemaire, president and CEO, stated "The acquisition of Domtar's 50% interest in Norampac Inc. represents an important step towards our stated strategic goal of concentrating our activities in packaging and tissue, two of the strongest sectors in the industry today. An issuance of common shares will allow us to finance the acquisition of Norampac without placing unnecessary stress on our balance sheet. It also provides added liquidity to our stock which should benefit all of our shareholders. This transaction will not affect the day-to-day management of Norampac."
Marc-André Dépin, president and CEO of Norampac, said: "While this transaction marks the end of a joint venture that has been very beneficial both for Norampac and its shareholders, it also constitutes an important step in the long-term development of Norampac. Cascades is fully committed to developing its packaging group to its fullest potential and Norampac will benefit from this strategy going forward."
Cascades also announced that it has obtained commitments for the financing necessary to complete the transaction. This financing will replace the existing credit facility and provide for a new CAD 1.05 billion credit facility consisting of a CAD 750 million five-year revolving facility, a CAD 100 million six-year term facility, and an unsecured bridge facility of CAD 200 million.
Cascades also launched a CAD 150 million subscription receipt offering through a syndicate of underwriters co-led by CIBC World Markets Inc., National Bank Financial Inc., and Scotia Capital Inc. Each subscription receipt gives the right to its holder to receive one common share upon the closing of the transaction. The aggregate gross proceeds of the public offering and of a concurrent CAD 50 million private placement done at the public issue price will also be used to finance the acquisition. The underwriters have an option to purchase up to CAD 50 million of subscription receipts until any time before closing.
The subscription receipts will be issued to the public pursuant to a short form prospectus to be filed with securities regulatory authorities in each province of Canada. Closing of the subscription receipt offering is expected to take place on or about 20 December 2006. The common shares have not been and will not be registered in the United States under the Securities Act of 1933 and may not be offered or sold in the United States except in accordance with an exemption from registration.
Closing of the bank financing and of the transaction is expected to occur before year end.
Founded in 1964, Cascades produces, transforms, and markets packaging products, tissue paper, and fine papers composed mainly of recycled fibers. Cascades employs nearly 14,300 men and women who work in some 120 modern and flexible production units located in North America and Europe. The company's shares trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol CAS.


ONTARIO – Toronto-based McEwen Mining has announced plans to spend $20 million for exploration on its properties near Timmins. The company will offer approximately 6.0 million flow-through shares priced at $3.02 each.
McEwen says the offer price represents a premium of 25% over the closing price of its common shares on the TSX as of Dec. 5, 2018.
The most promising exploration program in 2018 was that at the former Stock mine that produced 137,000 oz. of gold from an underground operation between 1989 and 2005. The property has near surface potential. The Stock East deposit has a combined open pit and underground inferred resource that contains 114,000 oz. of gold in 1.4 million tonnes at a grade of 2.54 g/t. The best Stock East drill result was 25.16 g/t gold over 2.09 metres. Drilling in the depth extension of the Stock mine returned 25.15 g/t gold over 1.4 metres and 7.01 g/t over 3.0 metres.
Besides the producing Black Fox mine, McEwen has four advanced gold exploration projects near Timmins – Buffalo Ankerite, Davidson-Tisdale, Fuller and Paymaster. (Goldcorp has a 39% interest in Paymaster.) McEwen also owns the North Tisdale property which is in the early stages of exploration.
The corporate presentation at www.McEwenMining.com contains more information about the exploration program at Stock.


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The Atlantic Dialogues, a joint initiative of The German Marshall Fund of the United States and the OCP Policy Center of Morocco, is an annual high-level gathering of influential public- and private-sector leaders from around the Atlantic Basin for open, informal discussion on cross-regional issues.
Under the theme "Atlantic Dialogues 2015: Prosperity and Security Across Latitudes," the Atlantic Dialogues will bring together over 300 high-level policymakers, business leaders, and opinion-shapers from Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe for three days of open discussion to widen the traditional transatlantic conversation and address issues affecting the Atlantic Basin. The Atlantic Dialogues encourages a lively and informal exchange of views between young professionals and today's leaders. The forum provides a unique platform for current and future leaders in the world of politics, business, and ideas to engage with senior policymakers, and representatives from the media, and the private sector. It continues to build and strengthen a unique network across generations, continents, and cultures.
The Atlantic Dialogues agenda examines transatlantic relations from a new perspective, encompassing the voices of Southern Atlantic leaders on cross-regional issues affecting the Atlantic Basin. It is a unique venue to discuss and debate Atlanticism outside the traditional north-north axis.
The Atlantic Dialogues is designed to create an environment that is conducive to facilitating concrete discussions that lead to actionable outcomes. Sessions are designed to promote frank, interactive, and informal discussion through a mix of plenary panels, smaller breakout sessions, and keynote addresses. The event will foster a network of individuals instilled with a new "mental map" of Atlantic issues, partnerships, and potential. This will be achieved through skillfully moderated discussions between the audience and expert discussants.
The Atlantic Dialogues provides an important forum for inclusive dialogue. The format does not allow for speeches during discussions, nor does it allow for formal or seminar-like presentations.
Through a flagship Leadership program being currently discussed, The Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders and The Volunteer Program, OCP Policy Center is dedicated to connecting with rising leaders of future generations.
The German Marshall Fund of the United States and the OCP Policy Center are organizing the 2015 Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders Program, a unique opportunity for rising leaders, taking place October 28-November 1, 2015, in Marrakesh, Morocco. The program will precede and include The Atlantic Dialogues Conference.
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Lies And Deceit: Five Films By Claude Chabrol
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Blu-ray Release Date: Feb. 22, 2022
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Too often overlooked and undervalued, Claude Chabrol was the first of the Cahiers du Cinema critics to release a feature film and would be among the most prolific. The sneaky anarchist of the French New Wave, he embraced genre as a means off lifting the lid on human nature. Nothing is sacred and nothing is certain in the films of Claude Chabrol. Anything can be corrupted, and usually will be.
Arrow Video is proud to present Lies & deceit: Five Films by Claude Chabrol featuring Cop Au Vin (Poulet au vinaigre), Inspector Lavardin, Madame Bovary, Betty and Torment (L'enfer), this inaugural collection of Claude Chabrol on Blu-ray brings together a wealth of passionate contributors and archival extras to shed fresh light on the films and the filmmaker.
Dark, witty, ruthless, mischievous: if you've never seen Chabrol before (he' often considered to be the "French Hitchcock"), you're in for a treat. If you have, they've never looked better.
Emmanuelle Beart and Francois Cluzet in 1994's Torment
This handsomely packaged, smartly appointed limited edition box set includes the following:
High definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentations of all five films
New 4K restorations of Madame Bovary, Betty, and Torment
Original lossless French PCM mono audio on Cop Au Vin, Inspector Lavardin, Madame Bovary and Betty
Original lossless French PCM stereo audio on Torment
Archive introductions to all films by film scholar Joël Magny
Select scene commentaries for all films by Claude Chabrol
Theatrical trailers and image galleries for all films
80-page collector's booklet of new writing by film critics Martyn Conterio, Kat Ellinger, Philip Kemp and Sam Wigley, and archive material
Limited edition packaging with newly commissioned artwork by Tony Stella
DISC 1: COP AU VIN (1985)
New commentary by critic Ben Sachs
New interview with film historian Ian Christie
Claude Chabrol at the BFI, Chabrol on stage with film historian Ian Christie in 1994
Claude Chabrol, Jean Poiret & Stephane Audran in conversation, archive Swiss TV episode with director and cast discussing Cop Au Vin
DISC 2: INSPECTOR LAVARDIN (1986)
Why Chabrol?, new interview with film critic Sam Wigley on why Chabrol remains essential viewing
DISC 3: MADAME BOVARY (1991)
New commentary by critic Kat Ellinger
Imagining Emma: Madame Bovary on screen, new visual essay by film historian Pamela Hutchinson
DISC 4: BETTY (1992)
Betty, from Simenon to Chabrol, new visual essay by French Cinema historian Ginette Vincendeau
New interview with Ros Schwartz, the English translator of the Georges Simenon novel on which the film is based
DISC 5: TORMENT (L'ENFER) (1994)
New commentary by critics Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Josh Nelson
On Henri Georges Clouzot, archival interview with Chabrol about, Clouzot's abandoned attempt to make L'enfer
Interview with Marin Karmitz, archive interview with Chabrol's most frequent producer from 1985 onward
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Founder and editor Laurence Lerman saw Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest when he was 13 years old and that's all it took. He has been writing about film and video for more than a quarter of a century for magazines, anthologies, websites and most recently, Video Business magazine, where he served as the Reviews Editor for 15 years.


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BUCK ANTHONY EDWARD DOWN is an American musician, composer, arranger, producer, writer, and graphic artist.
His career began in the early 1990s with Caroline Records recording artists COMBINE who released two albums; Norfolk, VA, and The History of American Rock n Roll. They toured exhaustively and were featured on MTV's 120 Minutes show, as was the fashion at the time. Both records were produced by indie super-producer Wharton Tiers (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr.) to widespread critical acclaim in college music radio outlets and alternative press across the world. In 2018, Combine performed their only reunion show in 25 years for the Veer Music Awards, where they became only the second band to receive Veer's Lifetime Achievement Award.
In 1997, he left the East Coast for Los Angeles, where a brief flirtation with The Cacophony Society led to deeper involvement with The Burning Man Project (where he's still dubiously employed).
This led to the formation of THE MUTAYTOR - a 30 piece tribal techno multimedia explosion that garnered worldwide attention and featured a slew of festival appearances, including Coachella and Wakarusa, a performance at Madison Square Garden, a residency in Singapore, along with high profile collaborations with members of the Grateful Dead, Joan Baez, Les Claypool, Jane's Addiction, Oingo Boingo and beyond.
The Mutaytor became known as one of the most recognizable exports of culture from The Burning Man Festival for a great many years and is featured in several books and documentaries as such. He was one of the principal composers of the band's music, which was also featured in film and television, including House (Fox), Hawaii (NBC), Weird TV, Jenny McCarthy's Dirty Love, and Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave. They released a total of five records including The Island of Misfit Pscience, E Ching, The Family Business, Yelling Theatre in a Crowded Fire, and Unconditional Love - The Westerfeld Sessions, along with a full-length concert DVD The Art of Change.
Along with fellow Mutaytor composer Atom Smith, he maintained a Mutaytor spin-off project called DUB PSCIENCE LABORATORIES, which would release two records This Sbass Station Is Fully Operational along with The Doctors Will See You Now. Smith and Down collaborated for 15 years, creating countless remixes for a sea of artists including Matisyahu and Janis Joplin. Eventually, The Dub Lab morphed into other permutations including the short-lived GORILLIONAIRE and eventually becoming THE GENTLEMEN CALLERS of LOS ANGELES.
The Gentlemen Callers would end up being signed to the UKs Green Queen Music label and immediately became rising stars in the international ElectroSwing community. They toured Europe several times, were featured on countless compilations, and were first-call remix artists in the genre. Their first full EP, The Gospel Swing Sessions, became an instant classic and featured the Juno #1 chart-topping single God Almighty is Gonna Cut You Down. At their peak in 2016, The Callers enjoyed a Saturday night Headliner appearance at the Shangri La Stage at The Glastonbury Festival that later became one of two live records they released before going their separate ways in 2017.
In 2018, Down opened his own project recording studio, LANAI SOUNDWORKS, and began work on his first solo record - the largely autobiographical All the Way Down, a return to his rock n roll roots that saw him playing every instrument as well as helming the production and mastering. Camper Van Beethoven's Jonathan Segel lent some tasteful violin and lap steel to Down's cover of Tom Wait's Last Leaf on the Tree, and additionally, Danny Graziani from The Adicts would lend some piano on People and Other Natural Disasters. Roachie Devlin from Ghost Town Gospel contributed some accordion on Nostalgia.
This would become the first release on his new label ALL THE WAY DOWN RECORDS (sometimes also referred to as the somewhat wordy All The Way Down Analogue Phonograph Company LTD), a boutique label devoted to vinyl releases.
He followed up in 2019 with the sophomore effort The Heavy Weight and the Lift, a somewhat darker record that would see an even stronger emphasis on audiophile quality high-end vinyl packaging. Like its predecessor, the lion's share of work was done by Down working alone, although this time he added more guests including legendary session drummer Dave Raven, singer-songwriter RootHub, RitaRita guitarist Eli Pafumi and Milk frontwoman Mollie Jane Greenspan.
In 2020, Down continued his album-a-year pace with the release of The Great Quarantino. Written and recorded during the COVID 19 lockdown, The Great Quarantino became a loose concept record, centering around life in America during the tailspin of the Trump presidency and life under quarantine. His most sonically ambitious and lush production yet, Quarantino saw vocal accompanist Mollie Jane Greenspan move more to the forefront where she is featured on half the songs. "Mollie is like ranch dressing, she improves the flavor of virtually anything you add her to," said Buck. "I have somewhat of a high, reedy voice, but when you add Mollie's clear, bird-like tone to it, it becomes much more pleasant to listen to."
The record also saw return performances from Roothub, Eli Pafumi, and David Raven.
When he's not working on his own songs, he's taken the production helm on other projects including new works by Roothub, RitaRita, and Austin TX's Sheverb.
A tireless worker, Buck also runs a boutique graphic design firm called Buck Down Designs. In addition to doing all the packaging for his records, Buck Down Designs has done hundreds of freelance design projects. He is also a published writer that maintains occasional work for alternative weeklies as well as regular appearances in Medium.
He lives with his wife, son, a cat named after James Worthy, another cat named Underpants, a Bearded Dragon named Smaug, and an English Bulldog named Floyd with a surprisingly good Instagram following, for a dog anyway.
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Postgraduate students in Medical colleges rarely perceive dissertation as an important component of their training. Most often dissertations are results of poorly planned and executed research or copy and paste of a previously done research/dissertation. Even though there are a number of reasons which can be attributed to such practices, one strong reason is that the postgraduate students are not exposed to a formal training for research and academic writing.
Hence, in recognition of the need for enhancing the dissertation writing and research skills of the post graduates, the Scientific Committee organized a Training Workshop on Dissertation Writing on 13th and 14th June 2018 for III – year MD/MS students. Forty-one postgraduates attended the workshop.
Dr M G Shivaramu. Principal, AIMS delivered the key note address and stressed upon the importance of research in health professionals.
The Sessions of day 2 involved topics like Writing Conclusion, Summary and Abstract, References; how to avoiding plagiarism and improving language skills.


We provide Four Star Gold Award self-catering accommodation in Holme, a beautiful village situated in the most northerly part of the Peak District National Park. The accessible facilities we can provide are a downstairs bathroom and level access at the roadside entrance to Mount View. There is level access through Mount View into Trough Cottage which has been used in the past when we have had family parties of 12 people staying.
All guests have the option of using telephone and email access in the farmhouse if required. We endeavour to adhere to all needs within reason.
There is private car parking available in the courtyard outside the cottages.
The car park holds six cars easily.
There are back and front entrances to both cottages. Mount View has two steps at the front entrance and no steps at the back, whilst Trough Cottage has two steps at the front entrance and one step at the back. Therefore, Mount View is the most accessible cottage.
All the ground floor is accessible in Mount View, but as Trough Cottage has one step up from the roadside it is not wholly accessible. However, there are toilet facilities on the ground floor.
Any disabled person entering Mount View would be best advised to enter from the roadside where the entrance is level. The car could then be taken round to the front of the properties. There are no physical restrictions at the back of Mount View, but a step would prevent entrance into Trough Cottage.
Parking is situated a few yards from the entrance to the cottages. There are no handrails or ramps. The cottages are fitted with glass panelled doors to the front and back.
Both cottages have ground floor access to toilet facilities and the route is tiled.
There are bright ceiling spot lights and table lamps in the downstairs areas.
The kitchens are tiled and the lounges carpeted. In daylight hours these south facing properties catch all of the sun.
All the laundry is done offsite, but the kitchens in each cottage have a washing machine for guest use which is situated on a tiled floor.
The nearest shop is attached to The Fleece public house, approx. 120 yards away. Opening hours as the pub.
The majority or the car park is cobbled and the rest is gravel. There are seats for resting in the car park and at the frontage of both cottages which is flagstoned.
There are no bedrooms suitable for wheelchair users.
Fire alarms are wired into the electrical system. They will light up when necessary but they do not vibrate.
Each cottage has one ensuite master bedroom. The rest of the bedrooms – twin and double bedded, have the use of a family bathroom which is situated across a carpeted landing from each room. All bathrooms are tiled.
The kitchen in Trough Cottage is tiled, open plan and on ground level. It adjoins the carpeted lounge. Mount View has a separate tiled kitchen which adjoins the hallway, all tiled.
The grounds and car park are cobbled and gravelled, and surrounded with borders of plants and shrubs. There are various potted plants around with seating. The seating areas are flat with uninterrupted moorland views.
WiFi is available throughout both properties.
In case of emergency two sets of keys are provided for each cottage, each with a front and back door key. Fire alarms are wired into the electrical system. Fire blankets are located by the kitchen doors and extinguishers are situated in the hallways, outside of the ground floor WC. There are no obstructions in the way of evacuation.
We welcome your feedback to help us continuously improve if you have any comments please phone 01484 682290 or email viv@lanefarmcottages.co.uk.


Cory Lavalette: Defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk is meeting up with the team on their road trip. No known if he'll get back into the lineup.
Renaud Lavoie: Defenseman David Schlemko is still having issues with his broken hand and is not traveling with the team.
Chris Ryan: Forward Michael McLeod had knee surgery last week and is walking without crutches or a noticeable limp.
Jason Mackey: Defenseman Ian Cole returned to practice yesterday wearing a full face shield.
Jason Mackey: Cole lost three teeth and had some procedures done. He wants to play tonight.
Capitals PR: Forward Lars Eller missed practiced yesterday with an illness.
Sarah McLellan: Forward Brad Richardson was given a maintenance day yesterday. Coach Rick Tocchet thinks he'll be ready tonight. Kevin Connauton (lower-body) has been cleared to play.
Sarah McLellan: Goaltender Antti Raanta is still day-to-day. He hasn't skated and won't be traveling with the team to Dallas.
Adrian Dater of BSN Denver: Defenseman Patrik Nemeth injured his shoulder in a fight with Tyler Seguin and has flown back to Denver. Anton Lindholm will take Nemeth's spot in the lineup.
Edmonton Oilers: The Oilers put Leon Draisaitl on the IR. Coach Todd McLellan said that Draisaitl and Drake Caggiula won't play tonight but will be evaluated to see if they travel with the team on their road trip.
Dane Mizutani: Zach Parise left practice after 20 minutes yesterday.
Kevin Kurz: Defenseman Paul Martin is doubtful for their road trip according to Pete DeBoer.
Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Forward Alexander Steen practiced yesterday for the first time since breaking his left hand on September 19th. Coach Mike Yeo wouldn't say if Steen will play on Wednesday.
Defenseman Jay Bouwmeester, out with a fractured ankle, is coming along. Yeo said he's not ahead of schedule, but he's not behind schedule.


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{
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{
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sl_init_ext_posix(sl_vm_t* vm)
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Hans-Georg Trieschmann (* 14. Mai 1910 in Kiel; † 1985) war ein deutscher Chemiker.

Trieschmann wurde 1935 in Kiel promoviert (Über Sublimationswärmen organischer Moleküle) und habilitierte sich 1938 in Würzburg (Über die Lage des Gleichgewichts ternärer Systeme). Er war ab 1937 bei der BASF (damals IG Farben) in deren Hauptlaboratorium, wo er in den 1940er Jahren enger Mitarbeiter von Walter Reppe bei dessen grundlegender Weiterentwicklung der industriellen Acetylen-Chemie war.  Trieschmann war seit 1960 Leiter der Sparte Monomere und Kunststoffe der BASF und hielt zahlreiche Patente. Später war er Leiter der zentralen Planung bei BASF. Er arbeitete und forschte auf dem Gebiet der physikalischen Chemie und veröffentlichte mit Karl Lothar Wolf ein einführendes Lehrbuch der physikalischen Chemie. Ab 1966 war er Honorarprofessor für industrielle Chemie an der Universität Tübingen.

1969 wurde er mit dem Großen Verdienstzeichen für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich ausgezeichnet.

Im September 1981 erhielt Trieschmann das Verdienstkreuz 1. Klasse der Bundesrepublik.

Er hielt zwei Doktorgrade (Dr. phil., Dr. sci. nat. habil.) und eine Ehrendoktorwürde.

Werke
 mit Karl Lothar Wolf: Praktische Einführung in die physikalische Chemie, 1. Auflage 1937, Vieweg & Sohn, Braunschweig, 3. Auflage, Leipzig: Barth 1954
 mit H. A. Stuart: Lichtzerstreuung, in: Hand- und Jahrbuch der chemischen Physik, Band 8, Leipzig: Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft 1936

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Chemiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Person (BASF)
Träger des Bundesverdienstkreuzes 1. Klasse
Träger des Großen Ehrenzeichens für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich
Person (Kiel)
Deutscher
Geboren 1910
Gestorben 1985
Mann