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Facebook turns 10 but can it bring investors many happy returns?
Written by: Darius McDermott
As Facebook's 10th anniversary approaches, Darius McDermott of Chelsea Financial Services looks at whether social media is a good investment.
The technology sector has always been one of quite rapid change and exciting opportunities. Just 10 years ago, in 2004, many people still didn't have a mobile phone and the thought that within just a few years you would be able to use one for surfing the internet, taking photos and paying bills, was beyond most people's comprehension.
That year Google, which was being used quite widely but I don't think had quite become a verb, became a public company in the first big IPO since the dot-com crash. And, on 4th February, Facebook was launched.
But is social media a good investment opportunity?
I spoke to Jeremey Gleeson, manager of the AXA Framlington Global Technology fund, about social media recently. In his opinion, if you regard LinkedIn as a social media platform, it has really been an investable area for quite some time. But its impact on the tech sector has been mixed, with some disasterous IPOs and deals that raised concerns over a second bubble forming.
He said: "While Facebook went public in May 2012, in my opinion, it became investable in early 2013, once the company had delivered several quarters of results which demonstrated they were able to monetise their mobile traffic, and at the same time not damage the experience mobile users received. Seeing revenue growth and subscriber growth concurrently provided a good backdrop for investing, which we duly did in May 2013.
"More recently, Twitter's IPO has proven to be a success, indicating demand for social media is back from an investment perspective. The high profile of both these companies should have helped encouraged investors look at the technology sector again, if they hadn't already been doing so."
Colin Moar, technology fund manager at Polar Capital believes social media has become more attractive in the last 9 months, particularly in terms of advertising.
He gave me the example of Facebook's 'Cost per Click' growth and Ad Load increase, which between Q2 and Q3 last year, were huge. They were the sign the 'bulls' had been waiting for to prove the case for social media.
Moar said: "The last bastion of off-line advertising is TV. Recent trends show TV advertising is still growing, but with the rapid growth of YouTube, Twitter's Vine and possibly an imminent revamp of Facebook's video ads the next stage for social media could be to take a considerable chunk of advertising spend away from television too."
Technology spans all sectors
However, the scope of technology is far-reaching. It's not all just about the internet and social media. It spans almost every other sector from the retail space to education to healthcare.
Google, which most people use as a search engine, has just announced that it is testing a "smart contact lens" that can help measure glucose levels in tears. The things we can do with technology are forever increasing. This means the sector is very diverse and while one area may be struggling as economic woes cause companies to cut IT spend, others will do well because of austerity and the efficiencies they offer.
But perhaps because so many people got caught up in the dot-com boom and bust, the sector is still very much unloved, despite having posted very good performance over the decade.
Currently, valuations for the sector are looking attractive, both vs their own history and vs other sectors. The US tech sector is currently as cheap as it has been, compared with the S&P 500 since 1995. And globally, IT is the cheapest sector vs its own 15 year average.
To me, the technology is quite a compelling story. If there is one thing I have learned over the years, it is that you have more chance of making money over the long-term if the investment is cheap rather than expensive.
Darius McDermott is managing director of Chelsea Financial Services
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Is Dear Zindagi copied from Canadian TV series Being Erica? Gauri Shinde clarifies!
Dear Zindagi has been faring well at the box office and viewers are appreciating the film for its content and a brilliant performance by the lead actors, Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt. But, what's troubling is that the rumours of Gauri Shinde taking the plot of Dear Zindagi from Canadian TV series Being Erica have been doing the rounds.
For those uninitiated, Being Erica is a story of Erica Strange (Erin Karpluk), a woman who begins seeing a therapist, Dr Tom (Michael Riley), to deal with regrets in her life. The plot of Gauri Shinde's film was also on the same lines - Alia aka Kaira also seeks a medical help from SRK aka Dr Jahangir for solving her issues related to her life.
Not just the plot, multiple parallels were drawn. From looks to the therapist office, it seems like everything has been lifted from the TV series. On this note, in an interview with a leading daily, Gauri Shinde was asked about these reports and she has rubbished them completely.
The director said, "Huh? I don't even know what series you are talking about. But, yes, it is a good try on the part of whoever wants to bring this movie [Dear Zindagi] down. Why don't people watch the show, since I haven't, and decide for themselves? I don't read rubbish. There is so much baseless crap out there and I can't respond to everything."
Gauri also talked about how rumours regarding English Vinglish's success were making the headlines - "Trust me, people are never happy with others' success. They tried to do the same with English Vinglish. But, all this doesn't bother me at all."
What do you think about the comparison between Being Erica and Dear Zindagi?
Bollywood is the MASTER of copying LOL I wouldn't be surprised!
anyone watched both show and movie? can they explain similarities and differences?
Sad it feels like there are no original imagination left in Bollywood.
It's not just a similar theme. watch the series and you'll know there are so many similarities with the original which can by no means only be a coincidence She has actually copied a lot of it but she's now lying that she hasn't wich is so unfair to the original makers !!
The kind of anger in her statement itself shows what could be the truth.
This movie is a exact copy there are so many similarities so those who are calling it a replica are not technically correct and the director should have just that she got the main idea from this series. Why is she blatantly lying??
I don't think it is copied. Kaira's life story is the same as my life, except that my childhood was full of gay bullying. I was always alone, sad and depressed.
Are you excited to see Dear Zindagi? Here's when Shah Rukh Khan will make his entry!
SRK looks handsome as he strolls through a beach in this new still from Dear Zindagi!
SRK-Alia's Dear Zindagi to release with no cuts!


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CLIMATECHANGEgate: Hidden Agenda Behind the Huge Hoax and Global Criminal Conspiracy
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IMPEACHMENTgate: The Deep State Coup Conspiracy and Democrat Scandal That Will Forever Destroy Their Treasonous Party
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FBI Probing Theft Of 18,000 Documents Linked To Sept 11 Attacks
The FBI is investigating the theft of 18,000 documents related to the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center by a hacking collective known as The Dark Overlord, according to FT, citing two people familiar with the matter.
Posting under the name "The Dark Overlord", the hacker or hackers claimed on New Year's Eve that they had taken emails and non-disclosure agreements relating to the 9/11 attacks that were sent and received by groups including insurers Hiscox and Lloyd's of London and the law firm Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin, now called Husch Blackwell.
The Dark Overlord said it would sell the documents for bitcoin, inviting Isis, al-Qaeda and nation states to bid for them online. –FT
"Pay the fuck up, or we're going to bury you with this. If you continue to fail us, we'll escalate these releases by releasing the keys, each time a Layer is opened, a new wave of liability will fall upon you," reads the hacking group's demand letter.
"If you're one of the dozens of solicitor firms who was involved in the litigation, a politician who was involved in the case, a law enforcement agency who was involved in the investigations, a property management firm, an investment bank, a client of a client, a reference of a reference, a global insurer, or whoever else, you're welcome to contact our e-mail below and make a request to formally have your documents and materials withdrawn from any eventual public release of the materials. However, you'll be paying us," the note continues.
Images of some of the documents began circulating on Wednesday after the group released decryption keys, which appear to show communications related to the World Trade Center.
The FBI is one of multiple law-enforcement agencies who are now investigating the breach, according to FT. The Dark Overlord, meanwhile, says that it has been under investigation for years, and that it had also gathered other information from Lloyd's and Silverstein Properties – founded by former WTC owner Larry Silverstein.
Hiscox insurance said it became aware of the hack last April.
"The law firm's systems are not connected to Hiscox's IT infrastructure and Hiscox's own systems were unaffected by this incident," said a Hiscox spokesperson. "One of the cases the law firm handled for Hiscox and other insurers related to litigation arising from the events of 9/11, and we believe that information relating to this was stolen during that breach."
"We will continue to work with law enforcement in both the UK and US on this matter," added the spokesperson.
The September 11 attacks cost the insurance industry the equivalent of $45bn in 2017 terms, according to the Insurance Information Institute, and led to years of litigation over who should bear the cost.
Both Hiscox and Lloyd's have expanded heavily into cyber insurance in recent years, selling protection against the costs of dealing with cyber attacks.
Husch Blackwell said it had not been hacked: "Several documents bearing the letterhead of a predecessor law firm to Husch Blackwell were made public earlier this week by a cyber terrorist group," the company said in a statement.
"After a thorough review Husch Blackwell can confirm that no documents were obtained from Husch Blackwell and that there was no unauthorised access to Husch Blackwell systems, client files, documents or data." –FT
A spokesperson for Lloyd's said it had no evidence of a breach of their systems, and said in a statement "Lloyd's will continue to monitor the situation closely, including working with managing agents targeted by the hacker group."
Silverstein Properties says that the company is investigating the claims, and that "e are aware of claims of alleged security breaches at firms involved in the five-year insurance litigation following the attacks of 9/11," adding "To date, we have found no evidence to support a security breach at our company. We have spent the last 17 years fulfilling our obligation to deliver a magnificent and fully rebuilt World Trade Center. We will not be distracted by 9/11 conspiracy theories."
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-01-02/fbi-probing-theft-18000-documents-linked-sept-11-attacks
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Third release from this charming boutique imprint, including a dubbed out Quantec remix. WNCL's original 'Mrs Fingers' pays tribute to the smooth depths of Larry Heard inna dubstep style, melting lush, swirling chords over a loping halfstep riddim. The Quantec version drops the pace and tucks the groove into a more sluggish swing while the chorts dart across the stereo field in lucid dub patterns.


"Drew is a superior Architect experienced in AIA contract administration, construction management, design coordination and design. He holds himself to the highest quality standards and lifts the performance of any project team he has been associated with."
3-D laser scanning can be likened to document scanning; when a document is run through a scanner, an exact replica is digitized for archiving or immediate use.
Through our 3-D metrology program, we are able to laser scan building exteriors and interiors, developing comprehensive, and highly accurate CAD drawings for use by building owners and design teams. This program produces data files faster and more accurately than any other means of measurement.
Our 3-D metrology program can scan and record built-environment elements, such as walls, floors, ceilings, pipes, ductwork, structural components, equipment, and furnishings. The size, placement in space, surface characteristics are all recorded as data points in the scanning process. Once the data files are performed, the data is filtered, registered, compressed, then exported to CAD (computer-aided-design) models. The process of scanning and generation of drawing files provides the design team with information of unsurpassed quality and accuracy, and it relieves them of the drudgery of performing field measurements by conventional mechanical means.
3-D Laser scanning is a tried and true method for measuring spaces, while also providing information on surface textures, colors, and complexity of detail. The laser scan itself can be likened to a 3-dimensional photograph on steroids; one can rotate 360° horizontally and roughly 300° vertically, while also being able to zoom in or zoom out as the need arises. Usually more than one scan is taken and the several scans are "registered" to provide a 3-dimensional image or "point cloud" of the space. From the point cloud, a virtual model (CAD) is developed, which can then be used for design studies and construction documents.
3-D laser scanning is instrumental in pre-design as well as during construction and post construction documentation. In pre-design, 3-d laser scanning can provide quick, highly accurate and comprehensive information on spatial size, architectural/structural detail, surface textures and colors. Mechanical and electrical systems can also be integrated into the scanning process, providing the basis for design studies and construction documents.
During construction, prior to closing in mechanical and electrical infrastructure, scanning can pinpoint the size and location of each system, each item of equipment, duct and conduit runs, transitions in elevation, all in relation to fixed elements (structure). These scans and the subsequent documentation can provide the basis for true record drawings as well as building information modeling (BIM). Scanning at the end of the project when finishes are in place, the building owner will then have full documentation of their facility, as it has been turned over to them for occupancy. Structure, electrical and mechanical systems, and finishes can all be modeled in CAD for the owner's future use.
In addition to the applicability of laser scanning to architectural and engineering design studies, scanning can provide highly detailed and versatile images to aid building owners in trouble-shooting problems within their physical plant. Scan images can be viewed as dynamic images (as opposed to standard photographs), allowing zooming control as well as rotational movements to see components as if present in the space itself.


Hubby and I got a 12 year old girl in the house. Her name is Dominica. She's one of the kids that I teach in Sunday school class in our church and she come from a very poor family. Her father is a farmer and her mom is a stay-at-home wife taking care of her 4 young kids. Dominica's oldest sister used to work for my late sister and she helped her go to school too in her last year of high school. Now, she's working in Manila as a maid to help their family. Dominica will be in first year high school and her parents can't afford to send her to school. Their house is a way off to the public high school and they can't afford her fare and daily allowance. Hubby and I have seen how hard working she is because their house is just beside our church. She takes care of her 2 younger siblings and help in house chores. She is also very faithful in attending Sunday school since we started and very good in memory verses.
Hubby and I decided to help her by taking her to our house and help her go to school. I talked to her mother about it and of course to her and they agreed to my offer. She will come to the house, help me do house chores and in return, we will send her to school. Anyway, the public high school here is just a walking distance from our house and there's no tuition fee. Students are just required to just pay a small amount for the whole school year. We will give the girl a daily allowance for her snacks and if they have projects then we will buy it for her. We will buy her school supplies and uniforms too. She came to our house two weeks ago and she's been helping me in doing house chores. She's very young but very willing to learn and very obedient. I gave her instructions in what to do in the house. I taught her how to pray before meals and now she's very good in it. I also encourage her to read her Bible in her spare time. We pray that we'll be a blessing to her and she'll be a blessing to us.
Hubby and I love sea foods. In fact, I prefer it more than meat. I love the Omega 3 that I get from it. I used to go to a nutritionist in Texas and she recommended to me to eat fish especially salmon and tuna. I have no problem with it because I love fish and I can eat it everyday. I don't have to worry about fats and cholesterol which I get from meats. The only drawback is that, salmon is pricey. This doesn't stop me from buying it though. There's this website where people can buy seafood online and they will deliver your order directly to your door the next day. Cool isn't it?
Just looking at those sea food photos online make me drool. It makes me want to cook again one of my favorite dish, Baked Salmon. My hubby love this dish and every time I cook it, it's always a hit. I got the recipe from one of my friends. She invited us one time in their house for dinner and she served this dish. It was really delicious so hubby requested me to ask for the recipe and I did. Since then, I've been cooking baked salmon every time I buy this fish. It's very nutritious and delicious and yummy to the tummy.
So the plumbing work in our bathroom needs repair. It's newly installed but it looks like it's not done the right way. The pipe that goes to our water heater is leaking. I already asked my brother to fix it and he did but it still leaks. I guess it's my fault too because instead of hiring a professional plumber, I hired my brother instead who is a greenhorn. I relied on what he said that he knows how to do plumbing works. Also. I wanted him to earn some money too for his family so I hired him.
I should have known better, sigh! I should have hired a skilled plumber to do our bathroom like the ones I've seen online from plumbing calgary. I'm pretty sure they do a very good job and their customers will be completely satisfied. Unlike me, I'm so disappointed. Our bathtub is always wet because of the leak. Hubby said I need to ask again my brother to come and redo his work so we can get our money's worth. So guys, in case you want somebody to do your plumbing works, don't hesitate to hire a professional calgary plumber to do the job.Don't settle for anything less than the best. Take it from me.
Early yesterday morning I tripped and fell in the pavement in our town market when I went to buy fruits. It hurt my right foot more than my ego. I had to stopped and composed myself before walking and buy bananas. Hubby was in the car waiting on me and he had seen what happened. We went home, showered then off we went to SM to buy groceries. First we did was to eat lunch at KFC because it was already lunch time when we reached the mall. Next, we went to the hypermarket to buy groceries. While walking, I felt slight pain in my right foot. First I didn't mind it and kept on walking to buy groceries. Then after a while, the pain kept bothering me and I told hubby about it. He then wanted us to check out and go home but I told him we need to buy all the snacks for our VBS next week. I just don't wanna go back again and waste time and gas. I was in great pain already and can hardly walk.
When hubby was checking out, I sat down while waiting on him. I tried to massage my foot but still no improvement. When we were out of the grocery, I was already limping and wriggling in pain. What a timing too that I needed to use the rest room and it was way off from the grocery. It was so difficult for me to walk alone so I had to hold on to the pushcart that hubby was pushing. I walked slowly and had to stop most of the time. Hubby said, "you can do it, you're a big girl". I was in tears while walking. The pain was unbearable. It was a struggle just to go to the restroom and I was embarrassed because some people were looking at me. Perhaps they were wondering what was wrong with me. After using the rest room, suddenly I felt thirsty. We have to look for a store again to buy bottled water. I got tired in the grocery store and also enduring the pain in my foot and it made me thirsty. We were able to buy water and then off we walked to the parking lot. I walked too slow, limping and squirming with pain. Hubby told me to wait on him infront of the mall while he go and get the car. Just mere standing there was a struggle. The pain was killing me.
The drive home was so long for me and the heat made it worst. It was past 2PM and it was too hot. The AC of our car was not working good. When we reached home, I asked my youngest brother who was there in our house making our kitchen drawers to take me to the massage lady who is good in treating sprain, misalignment, etc. When we reached the lady's house, my brother helped me got out of the car and this time my right foot was already swollen. The old lady massaged my right foot and she told me I have collapsed veins, not one but two. Oh my word! I was wriggling in pain while she was massaging it. That was the most painful moment of my life. I had to asked her to stop for a while to give me time to breath and I asked for water. Then she went on and I had to endure the pain while she tried to locate the veins. I prayed to God to help me endure the pain. After a while, it was done and she stopped. She gave me some leaves, to make a poultice, add some oil, heat it and put on my swollen foot when I get home. My foot was still painful after the massage so when I went home, I had to lie down and rest. It was a struggle just to get anything I need so everytime I need something, I have to howler on hubby. Before my brother went home, he put the poultice on my foot. I slept very early last night and I skipped supper.
This morning, I woke up and I was so thankful to God that my foot don't hurt no more. I can walk, go around without any help and the pain is gone. Thank you Lord for healing me and I also thank the old lady who massaged my foot! To God be the glory!
I'm so glad I am able to access my blogger blogs now. A couple of days ago, I was really wondering why I can't open my own blogs. I have a total of six blogs and it made me problematic why I can't open all of them. Every time I try to visit my blogs, I got this message, "Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. Please try your request again later. Why did this happen?"
This page appears when Google automatically detects requests coming from your computer network which appear to be in violation of the Terms of Service. The block will expire shortly after those requests stop.
Sometimes you may see this page if you are using advanced terms that robots are known to use, or sending requests very quickly.
It took me many hours to figure out how to solve the problem that night but I didn't find a solution. It was past midnight when I went to bed. I told myself maybe it would be fixed the next day by Google but I was wrong. I still can't open my blogs the next day. So what I did, I googled and typed the error message that I got every time I tried to open my blogs until I stumbled to this website that had the same problem and posted what he did to fix it. I followed the instructions and voila, I was able to access all my blogs once again.
This is what I did. I changed my IP address by going to hidemyass.com, to get a working IP and its corresponding port. I opened my browser settings (Firefox) and changed my proxy settings from the one I got from hidemyass.com. This is the easiest fix to bypass this annoying error but if you don't have a clue on how to change your browser settings, just check this post. This is what I did that eventually got me going. Thank you very much Don Caprio.
It's summer time again here in PI and it's really hot and humid. This is the reason why I prefer to stay in the house now rather than go somewhere. The heat is killing me. I spent countless summers in my life here in my homeland but these past few summers up to the present were the worst summer ever. Too hot! In the US, you can hardly feel the heat during summer because all of the houses and commercial establishments there have AC unlike here in PI, only the malls have it. Our house have AC in our bedroom only so it's warm in the kitchen and living room because we only use electric fan there. I told hubby we need to buy another AC for our living room. I love summer but I just can't stand the heat. I know hubby can't too but he's really adjusting well with the climate here.


Baja Mexico Fly Fishing Report:The Reel Baja Welcomes a New Crew Member!
It's been a busy week as we welcomed a new edition to the family on Wednesday – Kevin Jeffrey deBrown, 9lbs. 2oz. 21 inches long – and I'm already teaching him how to cast.
The fishing has been excellent lately as the sports boats are all coming in with flags flying on the boat. The two top bites for the week have been dorado and yellowfin tuna.
The tuna are still around and are being found with porpoise. Most of the tuna are football size, but there are still some big fish in the mix, with some pushing 200lbs.
Dorado are hot right now. Most schools are found 5 -10 miles offshore with the average between 5- 20lbs. We have seen some big bulls this summer, and it will stay good through the fall for dorado. My clients on Friday got onto a school of dorado and we stayed on them and had a blast! They were catching one dorado after another.
Sailfish are still being caught and in the mix are blue marlin and striped marlin. The striped marlin bite will go into full swing as soon as the water temps cool down a bit. If you enjoy marlin fishing, then this is the trip for you as striped marlin are a blast to hook up with. Please contact us for availability as we have some days available this fall for striped marlin trips.
The inshore water is cleaning up from the rain we had last week and some nice amberjack and pargo are being caught. The marina is also cleaning up nicely.
Baja Mexico Fly Fishing Report: It's Marlin Time!!
It's warm and sticky here in East Cape Baja, but the fishing has held it's own this week. Tropical storm George gave us some overcast conditions over the weekend, but things will clear up for next week as the storm moves further out to sea.
We are lucky to have a big range of species to fish for all summer long. One of the beautiful things about the fishery here is being able to fish for one species one day and a different species the next.
The top bites for this week have been dorado, striped marlin and blue marlin. The dorado schools have been around the lighthouse about a quarter mile off shore. Most of these are schooling, so not much in terms of size, but there are some bigger ones in the school. The sardina we found this week were small, but they did help in terms of keeping the dorado around the boat.
The marlin are around the La Ribera area, about 2-4 miles offshore. The striped marlin fishing is as good as you will find it right now, with an average release of three per day.
Sailfish are in the mix as well, so if you enjoy marlin fishing, come on down.
Tuna are still around, with most of them schooling around porpoise. The average size for tuna right now is 9-12 pounds, but we did break off some bigger tuna this week while fishing the main school.
The beach fishing has slowed down a bit for rooster fish, but there are still some big fish around. You'll get your shots if you are patient, but you have to make them count to hook up.
Meanwhile, there is some great fishing going on right now in the marina at La Ribera. Small jacks, pargo, lady fish and juvenile rooster fish are keeping anglers busy. This is a perfect spot to stay busy all day long with a six or eight weight.


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Оборудование и решения
СКРЕПЕРНЫЕ УСТАНОВКИ
Природные испопаемые: добывать умело!
ЧЕРПАЛЬНЫЕ КОЛЕСА
Преимущества классификации: исчерпать всё!
ЛОПАСТНАЯ МОЙКА
Сырье: чистый продукт!
ОЧИСТИТЕЛЬНЫЕ УСТАНОВКИ / ПРОСЕИВАЮЩИЕ МАШИНЫ
Твердые фракции: лучше разделять грамотно!
ОТСАДОЧНЫЕ МАШИНЫ
Извлечь все — абсолютно точно!
Насосы и Циклоны
Отделение жидких фракций от твердых — просто здорово!
Специалисты-смежники с завода
СПЕЦИАЛЬНЫЕ РЕШЕНИЯ
Весь эксклюзив включен!
ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКИЕ РАСПРЕДЕЛИТЕЛЬНЫЕ И КОНТРОЛЬНЫЕ УСТРОЙСТВА
Самые хитрые уловки электротехники!
СЕРВИС И СЕРВИСНЫЙ ИНЖИНИРИНГ
Всегда тут, всегда рядом: STICHWEH!
Они у нас на складе!
МЫ СДЕЛАЛИ ЭТО
Для Вас — только самое лучшее!
Учиться от специалистов-практиков!
KISS THE FUTURE!
ЭТАПЫ ПУТИ
ОТ РЕМЕСЛЕННОЙ МАСТЕРСКОЙ ДО МЕЖДУНАРОДНОГО ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ
Глобальные игроки. Эксперты на местах
Then as now – More sand. More gravel. More success.
Статья в прессе
This year, under the motto of 'Heavy Birthday', Stichweh is celebrating 100 years of the company's existence. What started, soon after the end of the First World War, as a metal working business specialising in the repair of agricultural machinery, among other things, grew consistently over the subsequent decades and developed into what is now an internationally successful provider of extraction and refinement systems for sand and gravel.
Over the decades, the range of sand and gravel extraction machines and systems for the world market was developed at the Stichweh company — or more precisely SMT Stichweh as it is known today — into a highly diversified portfolio consisting of complete systems, drag scrapers, bucket wheels, log washers as well as screening machines. In addition to this there is a large range of jigs — these have been jointly developed with Stichweh's US American partner Snoby Separation Systems LLC.
There have been many milestones on this 100-year journey. One of these marked the delivery of drag scrapers for the extraction of gravel that was used, in the 1930s, for the construction of the Volkswagen factory in Wolfsburg. Another very important milestone manifested itself in the market launch of Stichweh bucket wheels, in 1962. The international focus at an early stage was also conducive to the expansion of the company. Thus, in 1960, already more than 60% of the orders were exported to, among other places, Switzerland, Austria, France, the Benelux, Denmark, Bulgaria, Venezuela, Canada and Thailand. In view of this, it is hardly surprising that Stichweh, as a global expert, is today present on all five continents. Experienced field service staff as well as local representatives and partners ensure that everything runs smoothly — from the planning stage right up to the commissioning of the machines and systems that have been ordered.
The systematic further development of classic extraction units with the Stichweh label happens via the head office in Thüste and specific partnerships worldwide with a view to enhancing the efficiency of these units in their long-term use.
Tailor-made screening machines as well as jigs with even greater precision
Jigs — such as those provided by Stichweh as part of the cooperation with Snoby Separation Systems — are a valuable addition for the further optimisation of the classification of sand and gravel, especially since the question as to whether a jig or a screening machine would be the better choice for the processing of sand and gravel does not have to be an 'either-or' decision. A screening machine separates according to particle size while a jig separates according to density and weight by means of a pulsating current that lifts the material and, immediately afterwards, it sorts itself according to its density — light particles rise to the top and heavy ones sink to the bottom. Ultimately, the choice of apparatus will depend on the subsequent use of the material. For instance, in order to obtain a very high-quality material for concrete manufacturing, screeds and industrial floors it is advisable to combine the capabilities of both machines to create the perfect duo consisting of a screening machine and a jig.
The following example symbolically stands for many uses. First of all, the raw material — which will have been extracted using a scraper — that has a grain size of 0-200 mm is placed in the screening machine in order to separate sand 0-2 mm from oversized grains >32 mm. However, after this stage, the desired target fraction of 2-32 mm is frequently still contaminated with carbon constituents and other light impurities. This is where the capabilities of the jig come into play — this apparatus separates all the impurities from the useful grains so that, in a further screening stage, this pure material can be classified into the desired fractions, which are frequently 2-8, 8-16 and 16-32 mm.
The entire quality chain from a single source
At Stichweh, in each case, the practical requirements form the basis for the development of the most efficient solution in accordance with all the design rules and the norms for the interactions between the components including the mechanical and electronic control options. To make the solution succeed as expected the Thüste-based company operates according to a 'trusted workflow' — this means providing consistent advice and support from the conceptualisation of the solution right through to its implementation and making enhancements to it.
Ultimately, each deployment entails quite specific requirements as regards the extraction conditions, material properties and performance objectives. The requirements that are individually determined for each given situation constitute the basis of the briefing for the in-house design department. At the implementation stage Stichweh's fitters — who operate worldwide — play a key role. They work on call directly on-site and ensure that the units or complete systems supplied run smoothly. In the course of this the fitters use the most modern means, such as fault reports from machines being sent directly to the smartphone of the machine operator who can then react right away and take appropriate action.
The full service offering of this respected manufacturer is particularly valued when it comes to the further development of the deployment of a machine. As Stichweh has all the technical documentation it is possible for it to carry out further developments, retrofittings and restructurings from a single source. The availability of documentation and data is equally important in the event that spare parts or repairs are needed. In order to provide operators with the best planning certainty and functional reliability Stichweh guarantees toproduce and deliver essential elements that have to be individually configured in the minimum time. For the subsequent delivery of spare parts that are in stock the service promise applies — this means that all parts that are ordered from Germany by 12 noon on a working day will be with the customer, in more than 90% of all cases, on the next working day already. More information is available at http://www.next.smt-stichweh.com/en/spare-parts/.
In addition, on our website, you will find plenty of advanced solutions, news and information about the anniversary year. With that in mind — Heavy Birthday.
www.next.smt-stichweh.com
Certainly not old-style — Modern scrapers are high-tech extraction units, such as this 170-tonne KS 1000 SH 2 R with its huge bucket capacity of 10 m³ and an output of up to 400 t/h.
Screening and jigging — For many applications the optimal concept is a combination of the qualities of screen classification and density separation.
Strong focus on service in all phases. Consistent advice and support from the conceptualisation right up to the regular deployment of an investment and the fast fitter service as and when required are two sides of the same coin.
Founding father Fritz Stichweh would probably not recognise 'his' enterprise today. Although he would indeed be proud.
Photos: Stichweh
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Phase One of the City Auditor's two-part review of Long Beach Animal Care Services (ACS) indicated that the shelter has come quite a way from the time when it was just animal control. Now, however, with the care services descriptor in place, ACS is attempting to provide services beyond what resources can support, which has an impact on overall effectiveness and efficiency.
The review was requested earlier this year by Long Beach City Mayor Robert Garcia and conducted by JVR Shelter Strategies, an independent animal-shelter-consulting firm hired by the City Auditor's office.
The review focused on shelter operations that included animal intake, veterinary services and programs designed for positive animal outcomes. The report noted that ACS's staff is highly dedicated to the welfare of their charges; ACS takes in 8,000 animals a year, and compared with other open-admission municipal shelters (i.e., no pet is generally turned away within the shelter's jurisdiction; however, euthanasia is performed when space is constrained), Long Beach's shelter goes above "animal control" in attempting to provide service and performs above average in recognizing the need for programs that aim to increase positive outcomes for pets.
Day-to-day operations that provide consistency, predictability and as a result, less stress for staff and animals are possible and necessary, the review also concluded.
"There is an immediate need to standardize shelter operating procedures and practices, which include controls and industry best practices," Doud's office summed up.
Numerous observations made during Phase One yielded 173 detailed recommendations under 14 categories such as animal care, veterinary services, adoptions and volunteer programs. Doud in fact observed a need for a full-time volunteer coordinator; the present position is part-time. The review also noted 103 short-term recommendations ACS has already begun to implement with $50,000 in one-time funds granted via a City Council vote, according to Doud.
ACS has a $5 million annual budget, and next year's includes two shelter-staff positions: a full-time registered vet technician to help with medical assessment, and an extension of the part-time social-media/marketing position to full time. Social media, said Parks, Recreation and Marine Director Marie Knight, is the real venue for adoptions.
Trying to do more with less, however, has become increasingly difficult, and input from stakeholders, including the animal community, indicate a desire to eliminate euthanasia except for cases of extreme illness and get as much live release as possible.
But this takes resources, and Doud indicated a stagnation of these resources.
And many in the pet-welfare community would love the shelter to be everything possible. And this takes strategic planning and a clear vision.
"Currently, there is a misalignment between stakeholder expectations and ACS's capacity of care. As a result, the City is at a critical juncture. Stakeholders—City-elected officials, City management and employees, and the community— must determine what kind of a shelter it wants ACS to be," read a statement from the City Auditor's office.
Stakeholders in the shelter need to clarify and solidify their vision to develop a strategic plan that will guide policies and practices, outline initiatives and programs, and marshal and prioritize resources, the City Auditor's office stated. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Los Angeles shares the P. D. Pitchford Companion Animal Village with ACS. spcaLA is a private rescue that holds the lease on the property; in turn, it sublets the building to ACS for $5 a year. spcaLA pulls pets for adoption from ACS and is responsible for shelter adoptions as well. Currently, states the City Auditor's office, while the success of the two facilities is linked, the City's leaseback agreement with spcaLA does not address how they should work together. The strategic plan should therefore address the consideration of a formal operating agreement with spcaLA.
Phase Two of the study should be completed by the beginning of 2018, with an updated report forthcoming three months from that time. The second phase will address budgeting for staffing and resources. It will be considered a benchmark, comparing the resources and staff of ACS with those of other shelters. Garcia pointed out the difficulty of comparison when different factors such as municipal versus nonprofit, space constraints, intake and staff size are considered.
The City Auditor's Office is conducting additional work to assess ACS staffing and resources; once Phase Two is completed, a second report will be issued with the Office's results and recommendations.
The complete Animal Care Services Phase One report can be viewed here.


What do human rights mean to you?
Update November 2018. You need to tell the Government if you do not want a My Health Record. What does this mean for people with intellectual disability?
The Government has extended the deadline for opting out of a My Health Record. New laws are being passed to address some of the concerns raised by people. The new opt out deadline is 31 January 2019.
You can find out more at the My Health Record website.
The Federal Government has set up the My Health Record system so that a person's health information is available online for health professionals.
This will usually be a good idea for people with intellectual disability who may find it hard to tell a doctor or hospital about their medical history.
However, some people do not want a My Health Record because they see it as an invasion of their privacy.
If you don't want to record, you have to opt out by 31 January 2019.
Council for Intellectual Disability (CID) has been strongly advocating that the My Health Record authority should conduct a big information campaign so that people with intellectual disability and their families can make an informed choice about My Health Record.
We have been very disappointed by the lack of action on this. However, there is now a fact sheet aimed at people with limited literacy. Download the fact sheet from the My Health Record website.
For people who do want a My Health Record, they can still think about what 'access controls' they want on the record. Access controls put limits on which health professionals can see your health records and what kinds of records they can see.
CID says that people with intellectual disability should be given maximum support to make their own My Health Records decisions. However, if a person cannot make their own decisions, a guardian or family member can apply to become 'authorised representative' for the person. Find out more about authorised representatives.
My Health Record fact sheet for people with limited literacy.


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Q: Redo a Reverted git merge I have a branch called dev and a topic branch off of it called feature-1. After testing, I want to merge feature-1 into dev. But first, changes were made to dev while I was working on feature-1, so I thought to merge them:
git checkout feature-1
git merge dev

Worked fine, but then without realizing it, I accidentally deleted the new files, and un-did the deletion of files that happened in dev. I figured, "whatever, I'll commit and merge again later."
git add new-files
git rm old-files
git commit -m "broke merge"

But then I was unable to re-merge:
git merge dev
>>>>> Already up to date

But...there are differences in the files between these branches! If I merge feature-1 into dev, won't it play those deletion commits on top of dev?
I tried reverting the merge:
git revert -m 1 *merge-hash*

But git still thinks one is the parent of the other, or something. Merging again still fails "already up to date".
After this I also tried rebasing dev onto feature-1, but I still don't see the changes from dev, and by this point, I'm lost.
I don't care that dev is still considered a parent of feature-1, or whatever. I just want to replay dev's commits on top of feature-1 and resolve any conflicts. How can I do this?
EDIT: I tried reverting my revert on a suggestion from Linus I read here
git revert *revert-hash*

Now I see all the changes from dev (I THINK). It's not obvious from the git log which commits happened in what order now.
EDIT 2: Then I ran git status and found

On branch feature-1
Your branch and 'origin/feature-1' have diverged,
and have 5 and 3 different commits each, respectively.
(use "git pull" to merge the remote branch into yours)

So I ran git pull, resolved merge conflicts....and I've lost the changes from dev again, of course because I pushed that bad merge earlier. Maybe this was due to the rebase?

A: When this happens to me, many times the easiest solution is to create a new branch from dev, and git cherry-pick your changes from feature-1, one commit at the time. That way you end up with exactly the commits you want, instead of trying to fix a broken history that will look ugly anyway.
Another solution is to rebase against the branch you want, and clean it up of commits
In feature-1 branch run rebase dev -i. Then remove the commits you don't want by replacing pick with d.
The rebase option is better when you know what the issue with the history is. The cherry-pick one is better when you don't know what's going on, and is generally more time consuming but easier.
A middle-of-the-road solution is to rebase, merge commits you know are good, and then cherry-pick them onto another, clean branch. I rarely ever do this.
If you solve the issue locally using rebase -i, git wont let you push since you've modified the history. You can solve it by force push so origin matches your local: git push --force-with-lease. Push force is required whenever you rebase -i since you're changing the history.

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So i was just messing around on Hexen today and noticed 2 strange things. Maybe you have too???
The second thing is on the final level where you fight Korax. Now you will need the cheat menu for this (just clipping but to make your life easy use butcher to get rid of all the monsters) Now its ethier the first room where you fight Korax or the second (cant remember hehe...make sure u have clipping on) its on the right side of one of these rooms, through the wall of one of the rooms that open up full of monsters when your fighting Korax. go through the wall, off the map (into the black nothingness) and look around here. There is a square room (not shown on the map until after you find it) with nothing in it. Just a square room way off the map serving no purpose that can only be found by clipping. (you cant even enter it without clipping cus there is no door) Again i found this very bizarre and pointless.
I was just wondering if these 2 things are found in your game aswell. Maybe my game is bugged up or it was a mistake while making the game? Does anyone else notice these things? I thought these 2 things were worthy of mention and pretty neat.
Actually since i have posted that i have found a couple more of these pointless empty off-the-map rooms hidden about. very strange. not like anyone cares cus no one really comes here anymore. ah well what can you do :) great game though.


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Ethical Guidelines for Dispute Resolution Professionals when Parties are Backed by Third-Party Funders
Elayne E. Greenberg, Professor of Legal Practice, Assistant Dean of Dispute Resolution Programs, and Director of the Hugh L. Carey Center for Dispute Resolution at St. John's University School of Law, has published "Hey, Big Spender: Ethical Guidelines for Dispute Resolution Professionals when Parties are Backed by Third-Party Funders," Forthcoming in Arizona State Law Journal Spring 2019; St. John's Legal Studies Research Paper No. 19-0002. In her journal article, Professor Greenberg offers ethical guidance for dispute resolution professionals who oversee an arbitration or mediation in the United States where a litigation funder is providing financial resources to at least one of the parties.
The abstract states:
This first of its kind paper introduces ethical guidelines and suggested practices for dispute resolution providers and neutrals when third-party funders provide financial backing for parties in U.S. domestic arbitrations and mediations. Third party funding has become an economic necessity to fund the escalating costs of litigation and dispute resolution. Sophisticated third-party funders have realized that litigation and dispute resolution are fast-growing, unregulated, investment opportunities and are seizing these opportunities. Third-party funders are now making billions of dollars in profits through their strategic investments in domestic and global litigation and dispute resolution with few ethical rules or regulations to curtail their investment behavior. Preferring to be secretive about the terms of their funding contracts and invisible in their work, third-party funders are flourishing, in large part, by operating below the regulatory radar. Our global brethren have adopted legislative and regulatory initiatives that require greater transparency when funders are providing financial backing for parties in international arbitration and mediation.
In the U.S., however, the funders' behavior has been allowed to proceed invisible and unchecked because domestic courts and dispute resolution providers and neutrals are too often unaware that a party is even receiving third-party funding. Such unawareness presents a potential ethical minefield, not just for judges and litigators, but also for dispute resolution providers and neutrals. Moreover, such unawareness deprives dispute resolution participants of the third party funder's sophisticated case assessment that could be used to help shape settlement. This paper ignites the need for awareness, expands the evolving discussion about the ethics of third-party funding to U.S. dispute resolution and refocuses on providing comprehensive ethical guidance and practice strategies for dispute resolution providers and neutrals when litigation funders back parties in arbitration and mediation.
This and other scholarly works written by Professor Greenberg may be downloaded free of charge from the Social Science Research Network.
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In the digital era, there is no real point in having a paper business card. The only reason is that everybody expects you to have one. I know many startups that had their business cards way before they even knew what their product was. But that's another topic.
I survived without a business card exactly for one year since launching our brand. Then a first big trade show exhibit in Berlin came and we knew we had to get some. Easy. Written with a pen on a piece of paper, scanned and sent to be printed. And everybody loved them of course. Some even said – you had to write them all so please keep it and I'll save your contact in my phone.
It was hard to imagine that any of my further business cards can be any crazier. But my new ones are. Printed on butcher paper, crumpled and then flattened again. When dealing with city officials or suppliers for our pop-up restaurant, I'm always really excited about giving them out. "Please be careful so you don't crumple it," I tell them. It takes some time until they get the joke but if they do get it they never forget it.
So what do my business cards tell about me and my businesses?
That I'm creative? I guess.
That I hate stereotype? You bet ya.
That I don't give a damn and do my thing no matter what everybody says? Yes, Sir.
And will most of them remember me? Of course. Who else in this world would have a fake-handwritten business card or a intentionally crumpled one?
For more cool business cards ideas have a look for example at this Mashable article.


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Q: javascript sidebar stay open on page change im a bit of a newbie on JS stuff , mostly use bootstrap ready solutions , but now i want to implement a sidebar for my facets(filtering).
So clicking on a filter , the content is changed based on that and the page URL as well , so the sidebar closes.
What I'd like to do , is the sidebar to stay open until the user clicks the X..
I used W3School sidebar tutorial for this , so this is my code :

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  About
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JavaScript:
/* Set the width of the side navigation to 250px and the left margin of the page content to 250px */
function openNav() {
    document.getElementById("mySidenav").style.width = "250px";
    document.getElementById("main").style.marginLeft = "250px";
}

/* Set the width of the side navigation to 0 and the left margin of the page content to 0 */
function closeNav() {
    document.getElementById("mySidenav").style.width = "0";
    document.getElementById("main").style.marginLeft = "0";
}

CSS
/* The side navigation menu */
.sidenav {

    height: 100%; /* 100% Full-height */
    width: 0; /* 0 width - change this with JavaScript */
    position: fixed; /* Stay in place */
    z-index: 1; /* Stay on top */
    top: 0;
    left: 0;
    background-color: #111; /* Black*/
    overflow-x: hidden; /* Disable horizontal scroll */
    padding-top: 60px; /* Place content 60px from the top */
    transition: 0.5s; /* 0.5 second transition effect to slide in the sidenav */
}

/* The navigation menu links */
.sidenav a {
   font-size: 20px;
   padding:5px 10px 5px 10px;
    text-decoration: none !important;
    color: #818181;
    background: transparent;
    display: block;
    transition: 0.3s
}

/* When you mouse over the navigation links, change their color */
.sidenav a:hover, .offcanvas a:focus{
    color: #f1f1f1;
}

/* Position and style the close button (top right corner) */
.sidenav .closebtn {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    right: 25px;
    font-size: 36px;
    margin-left: 50px;
}

.sidenav .removebtn {
    color: #e9e9e9;
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 25px;
    font-size: 20px;
    margin-right: 50px;
}

/* Style page content - use this if you want to push the page content to the right when you open the side navigation */
#main {
    transition: margin-left .5s;
    padding: 20px;
}

/* On smaller screens, where height is less than 450px, change the style of the sidenav (less padding and a smaller font size) */
@media screen and (max-height: 450px) {
    .sidenav {padding-top: 15px;}
    .sidenav a {font-size: 18px;}
}

I saw some solutions including Cookies , but being a noob in JS stuff , i'd like an answer i can understand.
Thank you!

A: So if I understand correctly, you want to keep the bar open when the page change.
When the page reloads into an other one, the browser gets a new html from the server (even if it is the same), and the hole page resets, so the side bar state resets.
You can save the state of the side bar somewhere so that you can retrieve it once the page loads again.
Javascript has access to 2 storages, the Cookies and the LocalStorage.
Cookies are shared with the server (the browser sends all the cookies to the server with each request)
while the localStorage can be accested only by the javascript.
The server usually don't care if the sidebar is opened or closed, so the "right" storage to use is the localStorage.
(LocalStorage in w3schools http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_webstorage.asp)
To your problem now,
You need to save the sidebar state, so you update the state when you close or open the sidebar :
function openNav() {
    ...
    // If localStorage is supported by the browser
    if (typeof(Storage) !== "undefined") {
        // Save the state of the sidebar as "open"
        localStorage.setItem("sidebar", "opened");
    }
    ...
}

function closeNav() {
    ...
    // If localStorage is supported by the browser
    if (typeof(Storage) !== "undefined") {
        // Save the state of the sidebar as "open"
        localStorage.setItem("sidebar", "closed");
    }
    ...
}

Now that we have saved the state, we need to check it every time the browser loads the page.
We need to do it fast, so we don't want to wait for any event like onload event.
We only need the sidebar element to be loaded on the page, not all the page, so we can enter our code right under the sidebar element.

...

This has 2 problems,

*

*LocalStorage has to be supported. (Google Chrome 4.0+, Internet Explorer 8.0+, Firefox 3.5+, Safari 4.0+, Opera 11.5+)

*It replays the animation due to the transition: .5s; css rule.

The 2nd problem can be fixed by adding the transition: .5s; on a class and temporary removing it with javascript untill you open the sidebar.

...

Using Cookies
Javascript don't access the cookies in the same way like the access to the local storage.
You can imagine cookies like a big string that can be accessed from the variable
on document.cookie (all document cookies are here)
You can see this variable in the console
> document.cookie
"a_cookie_name=cookie_value; an_other_cookie_name=and_his_value; ..."

To save a cookie, all you have to do is
// Add/Update a cookie by name
document.cookie = name + "=" + value + ";"

This doesn't clear the old cookies, it only adds a new cookie or if it exist, it updates it.
But it is a little difficult to get their value... you have to get the string in a variable, split the string in "; " so that you have an array of string where each item of the array is a cookie, and search for your cookie in the array... too big trouble.
But we don't have to reinvent the wheel... so we can use w3schools' code
function setCookie(cname, cvalue, exdays) {
    var d = new Date();
    d.setTime(d.getTime() + (exdays*24*60*60*1000));
    var expires = "expires="+d.toUTCString();
    document.cookie = cname + "=" + cvalue + ";" + expires + ";path=/";
}

function getCookie(cname) {
    var name = cname + "=";
    var ca = document.cookie.split(';');
    for(var i = 0; i < ca.length; i++) {
        var c = ca[i];
        while (c.charAt(0) == ' ') {
            c = c.substring(1);
        }
        if (c.indexOf(name) == 0) {
            return c.substring(name.length, c.length);
        }
    }
    return "";
}

Now insted of using localStorage we use the functions above
localStorage.getItem("sidebar") equivalent is getCookie("sidebar")
localStorage.setItem("sidebar","<value>") equivalent is setCookie("sidebar", "<value>", 30)
(note that because the cookies expire, we set it to expire after 30 days, so to delete a cookie, you set the expiration day to a time before now -1)
It is good to check more about cookies on w3schools and the localStorage.

A: Here you go, a very simple one example. You can style everything for your own needs. If you have any questions, let me know.

$('.btn').click(function() {
  $('.sidenav').toggleClass('comeBack');
});
* {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  border: 0;
}
.sidenav {
  height: 100%;
  width: 200px;
  z-index: 1;
  background-color: #ccc;
  overflow-x: hidden;
  transition: 0.5s;
  transform: translateX(-300px);
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Remarkably the referral from the Wolfson for Community Physiotherapy and rather oddly Occupational therapy, has come though already! Not sure the OT will have much to do, but realistically it's best to let the system work, and I am often surprised at what does work/what people can find.
Not sure if this will be a one off or what, but it's the same place that I had some Physiotherapy years back, in the Richmond Rehab Unit.
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On Friday morning, President Donald Trump fired off this tweet about fired FBI Director James Comey: "Is everybody believing what is going on. James Comey can't define what a leak is. He illegally leaked CLASSIFIED INFORMATION but doesn't understand what he did or how serious it is. He lied all over the place to cover it up. He's either very sick or very dumb. Remember sailor!"
It's the latest in a series of attempts by Trump to tar Comey with the "leaker" label. Comey has pushed backed, insisting that what he did -- giving unclassified memos to a friend to disseminate to the media in hops of forcing the appointment of a special counsel -- was not only entirely lawful but also in the public's best interests.
So, is Comey a leaker? A liar? Or a concerned citizen? In search of answers, I reached out to Heidi Kitrosser, a law professor at the University of Minnesota Law School, who specializes in "the constitutional law of federal government secrecy and on separation of powers and free speech law more broadly." Our conversation, conducted via email and lightly edited for flow, is below.
Cillizza: Let's start simple: Define "leak" in the context of the federal government.
Kitrosser: At the most basic level, a "leak" in this context means the unauthorized disclosure of information. That might range from a disclosure that is merely indiscreet -- say, of information that one's boss would prefer not be shared because it's embarrassing -- to a disclosure that conveys classified information to a person not cleared to receive it. In the context of the great Trump-Comey War of 2017-2018, Trump is alleging that Comey engaged in the latter type of leak -- that is, that Comey leaked classified information to the media, the public, or to others not cleared to receive it.
Cillizza: What makes a leak a potential criminal act?
Kitrosser: Focusing on the classified information context, there are a few potentially relevant statutes.
The broadest and most important one is the Espionage Act. Among other things, the act criminalizes the willful dissemination, "to any person not entitled to receive it," of any documents "relating to the national defense," or any "information relating to the national defense which information the possessor has reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation."
You might notice that the quoted language does not specifically reference classified information. Indeed, the Espionage Act in its original form was written in 1917, long before the US government had a classification system in place. However, courts have read the "not entitled to receive it" language in light of the classification system. In other words, they interpret the language to mean that only those persons who are authorized, under the classification system -- which is largely a product of executive order and related regulatory actions -- to receive classified information are entitled to receive it under the terms of the Act. Given the breadth and malleability of the act's remaining requirements, the bare fact that information is classified often will be enough to bring it within the act's scope.
Cillizza: Explain the difference between whistleblowers and leakers.
Kitrosser: I think that there are at least two senses in which one can answer that question.
The first is in a colloquial sense focused on ethics and morality. Colloquially, I think that most people think of "whistleblowers" as persons who justifiably reveal wrongdoing. So from that perspective, a "whistleblower" is someone who is morally or ethically correct -- perhaps even duty-bound -- to reveal information, despite the fact that their superiors might not want them to do so.
Leaking, on the other hand, is a more morally and ethically ambiguous term. At best, it's morally and ethically neutral, and at worst it's used as a pejorative.
The other sense in which to consider the distinction is a legal one. Laws like the Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 and the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012 define some disclosures as "whistleblowing" and deem them protected disclosures.
Importantly, however, those particular laws do not cover the disclosure of classified information. Persons who convey classified information without authorization receive far less protection. Most notably, they are subject to prosecution under the Espionage Act. Indeed, Edward Snowden has said that he believes he could not get a fair trial were he to return to the US, because under the Espionage Act, it makes no difference if your disclosure revealed wrongdoing or served the public interest.
Cillizza: Donald Trump has repeatedly accused James Comey of illegally leaking the classified contents of memos he wrote. Comey has said he leaked unclassified information. How big a distinction is that?
Kitrosser: It's a very big distinction. Most importantly because a leak of classified information might implicate the Espionage Act, whereas a leak of unclassified information is unlikely to do so.
The distinction also has political resonance. Among other things, Trump clearly is trying to gain the political high ground by suggesting that Comey leaked classified information and somehow put America's national security at risk. Comey, in turn, maintains that the information was not classified and that the disclosures served the public interest.
Cillizza: Finish this sentence: "Donald Trump's accusations regarding leaks are _________." Now, explain.
Kitrosser: "Donald Trump's accusations regarding leaks are self-serving."
If this were a spoken conversation, this would be the part in which I sputter helplessly while trying to decide where to begin! But I suppose I'll put it this way: Trump is a guy who couldn't get enough of WikiLeaks throughout the 2016 campaign, and who, to put it mildly, has not exactly demonstrated concern or facility for keeping a lock on the vast trove of national security information to which he has access as President. So I find it, um, interesting, to witness his professions of concern that Comey's written recollections revealed information that may or may not have retroactively been deemed classified.
I should also mention, for context, that the classification system is notoriously overbroad. It thus is entirely possible that, of the thousands of persons with original classification authority, one might retroactively classify a memo that its author and informed others consider entirely innocuous from a national security perspective.


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SHOT Show is over for 2023, and I saw four trends: An utter lack of new G48/P365-sized guns. Like nobody came out with anything new this year to play in that market space, which was a bit of a surprise.…
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Ellifritz was kind enough to link to this article I wrote for Ricochet a few years ago, and even though it's many years old now, it still holds up. Which is kinda cool. So in that vein, here's a few…
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One of the hazards of working in the gun industry is forgetting to practice. When I worked at the range, I rarely, if ever, actually used the ranges for my own practice. This changed when I worked at Ammoman, as…
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It's been 72 hours since news of the horrific tragedy on a reservation in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan made the news. Like all similar incidents, I wait 72 hours to comment on the event, because the first information we…
What Is It With The AR-15, Anyways?
I had a chance this weekend to talk at length with Michael Bane, my good friend and mentor in this industry. In just a few hours, we managed to solve all the world's problems, and we both agreed that we…
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Working on a "Intro to Online Marketing" class for firearms trainers, and it's both amusing and sad to realize how few of them understand what their most valuable asset actually is. It's not the gazillion hours of training they've put…
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A bunch of friends of mine were recently at a firearms training summit where they got to learn from and train with some of the best minds in the business, as well as train with each other in order to…


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Acclaimed Director & Actress Robyn Cohen To Helm El Portal Theatre's 'The Elephant Man'
Co-Producers Tom Vitorino and Alice L. Walker (Thursday Night Theater Club), have signed acclaimed director/actor, Robyn Cohen for The Elephant Man by Bernard Pomerance at The El Portal Theatre MainStage. Both Vitorino and Walker are thrilled to have Robyn Cohen at the helm directing their cast of twelve. This will be her second time to direct with Thursday Night Theater Club. Cohen's first experience with TNTC was the successful production, A View From The Bridge in 2018.
The show will open March 21 – 23 and April 3 – 14, 2019. Tickets and information are available now.
"This is a big play," stated Vitorino, "and Robyn's deep understanding of the literature of classic theatre, as well as her ability to create an inescapable space for both actor and audience, made her the only consideration for this production".
The Elephant Man is based on the life of Joseph Merrick. The play opened in London in 1977. It premiered on Broadway in 1979 and won all of the major theater awards, including three Tony Awards, three Obie Awards, four Drama Desk Awards, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award. It was revived in both 2002 and 2014. It will be opening at the historical El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood.
Robyn Cohen (Director) is honored to be directing Thursday Night Theatre Club's The Elephant Man. In 2018 Cohen also directed TNTC's inaugural production: A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller. Other directorial turns include: Tape by Stephen Belber, 27 Wagons Full of Cotton by Tennessee Williams and Hello Out There by William Saroyan.
As an Actor, she's appeared in: The Exonerated opposite Jeff Goldblum, the west coast premiere of Neil Labute's The Shape of Things /Laguna Playhouse, No Way Around but Through/Garry Marshall Theatre (starring Scott Caan & Melanie Griffith), The French Waitress/Nylon Fusion NYC (overseen by John Patrick Shanley), Proof/Long Beach Playhouse, Rigoletto/Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, The Three Sisters/Interact Co. Romance Romance/CVrep (best supporting actress DTL award) The Grand Tour/Colony Theatre (under Jerry Herman), and the west coast premiere of The Father/North Coast Rep.(best supporting actress SD theatre critics circle, recent nom.) Additional NY and regional performances with: The Actors Theatre of Louisville, Lincoln Center, The Ford's Theater (D.C.), Goodspeed Opera House, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Great Lakes Theatre/Cleveland's Classic Theater Co., Paper Mill Playhouse, Sacramento Light Opera, Bucks County Playhouse, and the National Tour of Cabaret. She's acted in the works of Shakespeare, Chekhov, David Mamet, David Auburn, Beau Willimon, John Patrick Shanley, Tennessee Williams, Jon Jory, Fielding Edlow, Theresa Rebeck, Arthur Miller, Jami Brandli, Sam Shepard, Christopher Hampton and Clifford Odetts among others.
Select T.V. credits: series regular on Gravity for starz network, Law and Order True Crime, Cristela, N.C.I.S., The Defenders, Invasion, The Closer, Angel, The Strand, N.C.I.S. L.A., Starved, LAX, and others. Select Film credits: Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic opposite Bill Murray, The Celestine Prophecy, Beau Jest (w/ Seymour Cassel & Lainie Kazan), Road Hard (opposite Adam Carolla), James Franco's films Good Time Max, Fools Gold, Sal, Bukowski, & The Institute, and Richard Halpern's cult thriller ZZYZX. Robyn has trained, taught and directed at Playhouse West, Studio 4, The William Inge Theatre Festival, and at The Victory Theatre Center. She's made appearances in 75 national commercials, and holds a BFA from The Juilliard School.
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Q: rails each iterator to show all the association attrbute Here I have 2 models Branch and Subject which have many to many relationship through subjectgroup
The console shows the following result
~/workspace (master) $ rails c
Running via Spring preloader in process 4541
Loading development environment (Rails 4.2.7.1)
irb: warn: can't alias context from irb_context.

2.3.0 :001 > s=Subject.first
Subject Load (0.6ms)  SELECT  "subjects".* FROM "subjects"  ORDER BY "subjects"."id" ASC LIMIT 1

=> #<Subject id: 1, idx_id: nil, fullname: "\tSubject1\t", created_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32", updated_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32">

2.3.0 :002 > s.branches.first
Branch Load (0.9ms)  SELECT  "branches".* FROM "branches" INNER JOIN"subjectgroups" ON "branches"."id" = "subjectgroups"."branch_id" WHERE"subjectgroups"."subject_id" = $1  ORDER BY "branches"."id" ASC LIMIT 1 [["subject_id", 1]]

=> #<Branch id: 1, name: "\Branch1\t", created_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32", updated_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32">

2.3.0 :003 > s.branches.find(2)
Branch Load (0.6ms)  SELECT  "branches".* FROM "branches" INNER JOIN "subjectgroups" ON "branches"."id" = "subjectgroups"."branch_id" WHERE "subjectgroups"."subject_id" = $1 AND "branches"."id" = $2 LIMIT 1  [["subject_id", 1], ["id", 2]]

=> #<Branch id: 2, name: "\tBranch2\t", created_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32", updated_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32">

2.3.0 :004 > s.branches.first.name
Branch Load (0.7ms)  SELECT  "branches".* FROM "branches" INNER JOIN "subjectgroups" ON "branches"."id" = "subjectgroups"."branch_id" WHERE "subjectgroups"."subject_id" = $1  ORDER BY "branches"."id" ASC LIMIT 1  [["subject_id", 1]]

=> "\tBranch1\t"
2.3.0 :005 > s.branches.find(2).name
Branch Load (0.7ms)  SELECT  "branches".* FROM "branches" INNER JOIN "subjectgroups" ON "branches"."id" = "subjectgroups"."branch_id" WHERE "subjectgroups"."subject_id" = $1 AND "branches"."id" = $2 LIMIT 1  [["subject_id", 1], ["id", 2]]

=> "\tBranch2\t"
2.3.0 :006 > s.branches.each do |branch|
2.3.0 :007 >     branch.name
2.3.0 :008?>   end
Branch Load (0.5ms)  SELECT "branches".* FROM "branches" INNER JOIN "subjectgroups" ON "branches"."id" = "subjectgroups"."branch_id" WHERE "subjectgroups"."subject_id" = $1  [["subject_id", 1]]

=> [#<Branch id: 1, name: "\tBranch1\t", created_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32", updated_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32">, #<Branch id: 2, name: "\tBranch2\t", created_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32", updated_at: "2017-05-06 23:06:32">]
2.3.0 :009 >

What should I do to make the result like
=> "\tBranch1\t" "\tBranch2\t"

A: you can try following code:
-It will print all branch names
s.branches.each do |branch|
  puts branch.name
end

-It will return the names in array
s.branches.map(&:name)


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Teenage suicide is the most frightening event I have faced as a psychiatrist. It causes more pain and destruction than any other cause of death. The life cut short is often one full of promise and hope. In the aftermath of a teenage suicide, survivors are confused, consumed with guilt, overwhelmed with their feelings of anger, loss, betrayal, and fear. They really are not in the best position to ask for help.
The problem I have encountered as a psychiatrist is that survivors tend to be ignored, mostly because people do not know what to do. Or, they are scared of interfering. Or, they don't realize just how fragile and in need of help survivors are.
So, how do we support these survivors? In this post I will share tips I have learned from my own experience as a psychiatrist, and at the end, I will give links to some helpful resources specifically for suicide survivors.
Parents, it is normal to feel tremendous guilt. It is very likely that you will become incapacitated by your grief. However, you are not at fault. Teenage suicide is a societal problem. If it was possible for a PARENT to prevent the suicide of their son or daughter, we wouldn't HAVE a teenage suicide problem. When the funeral is over and all your child's friends have disappeared, your feelings will worsen. Be careful who you reach out to. Reach out to someone with experience dealing with suicide: a professional, a medical doctor, clergy. Do not reach out to anyone who makes you feel at fault, and this includes family, friends, even your spouse. Ideally, you should reach out to other parents who have survived a similar loss, but that may be difficult to do in the immediate aftermath. Call 1-800-SUICIDE if you don't know what else to do. Leave a post on this web site. Do not isolate yourself.
If you know a parent whose child has recently committed suicide, reach out to that parent ONLY if you can do it in a supportive manner. If you're thinking to yourself: she shouldn't have gone back to work, he shouldn't have filed for divorce, they shouldn't have pushed him so hard, etc, then DO NOT reach out yourself. Find someone else to offer that parent support. Only reach out if you are convinced you will be positive and supportive.
If you have a brother or sister who has recently committed suicide, your parents will not be there for you in the immediate aftermath. You will have to reach out to someone else: grandparents, relatives, your friends' parents. If you have other brothers and sisters, reach out to them and be there for them. Your world has just been destroyed, and you may wonder what you did to contribute to your brother or sister's actions. Most likely, you did nothing. Suicide has many causes; brothers and sisters are powerless to prevent such a monumental problem. Until you process your grief, the best thing you can do is talk about your brother or sister's life. Do not hide your brother or sister's cause of death. Ask your parents to send you to see a therapist, especially if you feel suicidal yourself. Call 1-800-SUICIDE.
Friends of the teenager need to reach out to each other. If you were a close friend, reach out to other close friends. Do not suffer alone. Go to the memorial services and the funeral. Make a Facebook page celebrating your friend's life. You will blame yourself, this is normal, but do not hurt yourself. Call 1-800-SUICIDE if you are having a hard time coping with this. Give yourself a break: see if you can lighten school and work activities in the early days. Go see a therapist. And, remember that your other friends are entitled to their feelings, also. Some of them might be angry and blame the suicide victim, some may blame other people. This is all normal. What is not normal is to hurt yourself.
If your teenage child has lost a friend to suicide, your child needs you. Friends of a teenage suicide victim are at an increased suicide risk. Expect your child to be moody, angry, emotional, irresponsible, lazy, or completely in denial. Some teenagers are completely unable to confront a loss of this magnitude, and may behave as if nothing happened. That doesn't mean they are not affected. A teenager who has recently lost a friend to suicide should not be left completely alone. Take all suicidal threats seriously. Watch your child for behavior out of the ordinary. Make sure your child has the support he or she needs.
Suicide is growing at an alarming rate, and affects everyone in our society. Caring for the survivors of suicide is an important job that requires everybody's help. The obvious survivors of the teenage suicide include parents siblings, relatives, friends, acquaintances, teachers, coaches, clergy. But if we stop to think about it, we are ALL survivors because we are all negatively affected by teenage suicide. We are all forever deprived of the promise of that young person's life.
The American Association of Suicidology has an excellent page with resources for survivors.
Alliance of Hope offers an online support group.


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While I was in New Orleans, visiting the set of Treme and seeing the premiere screening of The Pacific, HBO was keeping busy on its next generation of series. First came news that Dustin Hoffman will star in the pilot of Luck, the horse-racing drama from David Milch and Michael Mann. It's not guaranteed to make it to series. But if you're a betting man/woman, are you going to wager on the headline "HBO Passes on Hoffman/Milch/Mann Series"?
As I've said before, I think this is the perfect match for HBO. The Song of Ice and Fire books that it's based on, by George R. R. Martin, have the kind of literary complexity and fine moral shading that great HBO series are known for: they do for fantasy what Deadwood did for the Western, that is, dirty up and morally complicate a genre often (though not always) known for black-and-white portrayals.
We're also going to be done with Lost after May, and I really believe that this series (probably due in 2011), with its numerous factions and complex mythology, could if not exactly replace Lost, at least scratch a similar itch. (It even involves, among its many parties, a mysterious sinister group known as the Others.) If anyone thinks fantasy can't be widely popular, may I introduce you to Mr. Peter Jackson.
Of course, unlike Lost, it will be based on already-published books, but the series is not yet finished—to the frustration of some fans, who wish Martin would drop the TV idea and just write the books. It also raises the question of a successful Thrones series running out of story. I say worry about that high-class problem if it comes up; maybe the pressure of TV deadlines will even light a fire under the novelist.
Besides, how can you not love Martin? He announced the pickup on his blog by posting a YouTube clip of the Peanuts kids doing a happy dance! Could you imagine J.R.R. Tolkien announcing something on his blog with Peanuts kids doing a happy dance on YouTube?
struggle for power set in a vast and violent fantasy kingdom.
Based on the series of books "A Song of Ice and Fire," by George R.R. Martin.


The Vibraphonic Orkestra are bringing their powerful high energy sound to the post office hotel. This 10 piece out fit has been playing their mix of red hot deep fried funk, afro and dub at all around Melbourne and the surrounds for the past 6 years. There coming to play Coburg for the first time this year and have some new tracks ready to get everyone up and groovin'. If you feel like a good night out throw on your dancing shoes and come down to see The Vibraphonic Orkestra at the post office hotel on the 30th.


Grand entrance curved staircase, gleaming hardwood. Living room with gas fireplace next to the formal dining room with French doors leading out to the covered patio featuring stamped concrete deck. Kitchen with island and nook connected tothe family room with another gas fireplace and more French doors opening to the sun drenched rear yard. Upstairs boast 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths, master bedroom with jacuzzi tub and separate shower. All rooms freshly painted, all on a 56 x 140 lot room for a swimming pool.


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El municipio de Germantown (en inglés: Germantown Township) es un municipio ubicado en el condado de Wells en el estado estadounidense de Dakota del Norte. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 29 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 0,32 personas por km².

Geografía
El municipio de Germantown se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el municipio tiene una superficie total de 91.36 km², de la cual 90,87 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0,54 %) 0,49 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 29 personas residiendo en el municipio de Germantown. La densidad de población era de 0,32 hab./km². De los 29 habitantes, el municipio de Germantown estaba compuesto por el 100 % blancos. Del total de la población el 0 % eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Municipios de Dakota del Norte
Localidades del condado de Wells (Dakota del Norte)


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» Assisted suicide charge dismissed for woman after father's death
Assisted suicide charge dismissed for woman after father's death
On Behalf of The Law Offices of Anthony N. Palumbo | Feb 21, 2014 | Criminal Defense |
The right to die and assisted suicide remain highly controversial topics in the U.S., and New Jersey is no exception. A bill called the New Jersey Death With Dignity Act could be voted on in the Legislature. But at least for now, helping a terminally ill person end his or her life is a crime in the state.
A woman in another state who was charged with assisting in the death of her 93-year-old father has prevailed in court. The prosecution failed to prove to the judge that there is enough she broke the law to bring the case to trial. The defendant was charged with assisted suicide for handing her father a bottle of morphine four days before he died in February 2013.
In his decision, the judge wrote that there was insufficient evidence that the father intended to commit suicide, or that his daughter gave him the morphine for the purpose of helping to end his life. Prosecutors said she gave him the painkiller after he mentioned a wish to die. But wanting to die is not the same thing as wanting to kill yourself, the judge wrote. He noted that prosecutors could not show that the morphine in the father's bloodstream was potentially fatal.
Even the fact that the defendant allegedly told police that she handed her father the morphine because he wished to die did not create a reasonable question whether a crime took place, the judge said. He wrote that these statements were prosecutors' only evidence against the defendant. He called the majority of the case against her "significant hearsay, speculation, guess."
Source: New Jersey Herald, "Assisted suicide charge dropped against Pa. woman," Michael Rubinkam, Feb. 11, 2014