Father Thomas Garrity is a Catholic priest who unexpectedly comes face to face with a horrific demon. Through fate or demonic manipulation, he winds up substituting for a prison chaplain who mysteriously committed suicide and was counseling a serial killer condemned on death row. Garrity meets with the convict, who at first is mute, and then becomes all too talkative, claiming to be a demon. This demon is intent on destroying Garity's faith in God through any means possible. The one problem is that this "inmate" will be executed in a week, so time is of the essence. . Father Garrity, as all common parish priests, is inexperienced, but is desperate to defeat this demon, even though his path is crammed with obstacles. . The realization that the limited time until the execution is nowhere near adequate for an exorcism, makes for an unsolvable dilemma. The surrounding cast of characters adds to the complexity and suspense. Father Garrity's immediate superior, Pastor Wiesbauer, is an elderly and gentle mentor who offers advice. A kindly old housekeeper Margaret is the rectories mother hen. A retired Father James Nolan, an unofficial exorcist, enters as a timely adviser. The prison psychologist Katherine Schuler stands confused. The Vatican's boisterous Father Dominic Tutolo, flies in to assist. A befuddled but helpful warden Buddy Thornton, watches mystified, but it is Father Garrity's Chicago detective brother Bobby, that becomes the unpredictable loose cannon. Finally, becoming a major obstruction is the Catholic Diocese Monsignor Hall, who is only concerned with the churches public image.Father Garrity has his problems with the Catholic organization and the changes made to the religion in the recent past. He is unhappy with the concern of the financial interests over the concern for parishioners. He has doubts whether confession and weekly forgiveness is not perpetuating sin and is a revolving door. Yet he maintains an unshakable faith in God. A faith so strong, that he will never bend to the demon Furur. A faith so strong that divine intervention is called for. Father Garrity has a faith so strong that it can create a miracle.Follow Father Garrity, a flawed outspoken priest with a temper, a sense of justice, and no fear as he uses his faith as a shield and enters a fight he knows he cannot win. See how he learns that initially demons are not scary, but instead seductive. He learns that only after the seduction that the evil and violence enter the picture. He would rather sacrifice his life than let this evil prevail.This trip will open your eyes and take you into the world of horror. If that world exists, you surely want Father Garrity on your side.


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A 28-year-old man was arrested by the SHAHU Nagar police on Monday in connection with an LPG cylinder leak and ensuing fire at a slum construction in Dharavi's Shahu Nagar on Sunday afternoon, injuring 17 persons.
The cylinder did not explode, according to the police, but the gas leak from the cylinder caught fire, causing burn injuries to the 17 people, including an eight-year-old. Five people were badly injured and were admitted to the hospital with 50-60% burn injuries.
Mohamed Miraj Siddiqui, a labourer, was removing the cylinder from his one-story home after his wife informed him that it was leaking. The cylinder slid from his grip and landed on the lane.
The fire was started when someone dropped a cigarette near the leaking cylinder. Siddiqui left the neighbourhood with his wife and child after the incident, fearing an attack, according to the preliminary findings.
On Monday, a magistrate judge granted him bail. The authorities have asked that he present paperwork proving that the cylinder was acquired legally.
He's been charged with violating the IPC's Sections 337 (endangering lives), 338 (grievous hurt endangering life), and 285 (negligent conduct with respect to fire or combustible matter).
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Do the dead have rights in India?
One is compelled to ask this question in the light of a recent incident in which a deceased doctor was denied burial because he succumbed to Covid-19
Sanchita Kadam 21 Apr 2020
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The Madras High Court has taken cognizance of an incident that took place in Chennai where the remains of a 55 year old doctor who died of Covid-19 were denied burial by protesting mobs. The Late Dr. Simon Hercules was a neurologist and the Chairman of New Hope Hospital in Chennai. It is suspected that contacted the disease from a patient.
Soon after his death, his mortal remains were being taken to TP Chatram burial ground in Kilpauk for burial, but close to 40 residents gathered there to protest. Without any luck in convincing the protesters, they proceeded to Velangadu burial ground where a similar thing happened and a mob of around 70 people gathered and attacked the officials with sticks and stones. In this attack, many officials were injured, including the ambulance drivers; additionally, it is alleged that the corpse of Dr Hercules was also hit with these stones!
They had to go back to the burial ground with police protection and buried the body in a haste and with no JCB, they had to fill in the grave with their hands. The New Indian Express reported that police on Monday arrested 20 people for damaging the ambulance and creating a ruckus at the burial ground. Cases have been booked under Sections 188 (Disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant), 147 (punishment for rioting), 148 (rioting, armed with deadly weapon), 341 (wrongful restraint), Tamil Nadu Private Property Prevention of Damage and Loss Act.
A rather gut wrenching incident in a country where just a few weeks ago, people were clapping in their balconies a few days for health care workers and their service. But is it illegal to deny someone their last rites? Does a deceased person lose their right by the virtue of being dead? Do deceased persons have rights in India? Let us explore these questions.
Right to decent burial
A division bench comprising of Justices M Sathyanarayanan and M Nirmal Kumar took suo moto cognizance of this incident. The bench stated, "Citizens are not expected to take law and order into their hands and if it is so, would definitely lead to anarchy. There is likelihood of similar kind of incidents to occur in future also."
The court issued notices to the Tamil Nadu government as well at the police and observed that "the scope and ambit of Article 21 includes the right to have a decent burial." The court also invoked and highlighted section 297 of the Indian Penal Code which deals with the offence of Trespassing on burial places:
Whoever, with the intention of wounding the feelings of any person, or of insulting the religion of any person, or with the knowledge that the feelings of any person are likely to be wounded, or that the religion of any person is likely to be insulted thereby, commits any trespass in any place of worship or on any place of sepulchre, or any place set apart from the performance of funeral rites or as a depository for the remains of the dead, or offers any indignity to any human corpse, or causes disturbance to any persons assembled for the performance of funeral ceremonies, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to one year, or with fine, or with both.
The bench also mentioned sections related to unlawful assemblies and the power of armed forces to disburse such unlawful assemblies, indicating the strict cognizance of the matter by the court. The court also emphasized that eh guidelines that have been issued by the Central government from to time in relation to Covid-19 are expected to be known to the citizens and followed thoroughly.
Rights of the dead in India
The law in India does not expressly state that burial/cremation of the dead is the responsibility of the state but it is interpreted by courts again and again. However, there are other rights of the dead that are expressly stated in our laws.
Section 404 of the IPC recognizes dishonest misappropriation of the dead man's property as an offence. Further, section 499 of IPC which deals with defamation, stipulates that libel or slander against a dead person also constitutes the offence of criminal defamation.
Section 503 of the IPC which defines criminal intimidation, includes threatening a person with injuring the reputation of a dead person dear to him, as an offence.
Section 297 of the IPC, as mentioned above, deals with the offence of trespassing on burial grounds etc., states that if any person offers any indignity to any human corpse, or causes disturbance to any persons assembled for the performance of funeral ceremonies, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to one year, or with fine, or with both.
International covenants and laws on rights of the dead
Geneva Convention 1949 : Article 16 of this covenant states, "As far as military consideration allow, each party to the conflict shall facilitate the steps taken to protect the killed – against ill treatments."
Australia's Defence Force Manual, 1994 states, "The remains of the dead , regardless of whether they are combatants , non- combatants,protected persons or civilians are to be respected, in particular their honour, family rights, religions convictions and practices and manners and customs at all times they shall be humanely treated."
The UK Military Manual, 1958 states "The dead must be protected against maltreatment."
The United Nations Commission on Human Rights: The 2005 resolution on human rights and forensic science underlined the importance of dignified handling of human remains, including their proper management and disposal as well as of respect for the needs of families.
Judicial precedents
The right to dignity prevails even after death, is clear from the following precedents set by the Supreme Court of India.
In S. Sethu Raja vs The Chief Secretary [W.P.(MD)No.3888 of 2007 decided on 28 August, 2007], the petitioner had brought to the court's attention, the Supreme Court's stand on right to accord decent burial or cremation to a dead body. The Supreme Court's stand could be interpreted from its decision in Ram Sharan Autyanuprasi Vs. Union of India (AIR 1989 Supreme Court 549) in which it held thus,
"13........It is true that life in its expanded horizons today includes all that give meaning to a man's life including his tradition, culture and heritage and protection of that heritage in its full measure would certainly come within the encompass of an expanded concept of Art.21 of the Constitution."
Further, the apex court, in Pt.Parmanand Katara Vs. Union of India (1995 (3) SCC 248) had observed thus,
"We agree with the petitioner that right to dignity and fair treatment under Article 21 of the Constitution of India is not only available to a living man but also to his body after his death"
In Ashray Adhikar Abhiyan Vs. Union of India (AIR 2002 SC 554) the Supreme Court had upheld the right of a homeless deceased to have a decent burial as per their religious belief and the corresponding obligation of the State towards such people.
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Dr Nabila Muslem Abdulsahib Hanosh
Belsize Priory Medical Practice Requires improvement
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Last updated 6 October 2021
The Belsize Priory Medical Practice is located in the London Borough of Camden at the following address: 208 Belsize Road, London NW6 4DX. The registered provider and Lead GP is Dr Nabila Hanosh. Further information about this practice can be found on the website: www.belsizepriorymedicalpractice.co.uk.
The practice serves approximately 4,500 people living in the local area. People living in the area speak a range of different languages and express a range of cultural needs. The practice operates from a single site, which we visited as part of our inspection. It is situated on the first floor of a purpose-built health centre, which also houses a range of other health and social care services. There are six consulting rooms. The service can be accessed by a ramp leading to the first floor. There is also a disabled toilet available.
The practice is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to carry out the following regulated activities: Diagnostic and screening procedures; Family planning; Maternity and midwifery services; Treatment of disease, disorder or injury. The practice is led by a female GP and employs one long-term male locum GP. The clinical team is completed by a practice nurse, two Physician Associates and a healthcare assistant. There is a deputy practice manager and a team non-clinical staff who share reception and administrative duties.
The practice offers pre-bookable and on the day appointments. The practice has appointments from 10am to 1pm and 3pm to 6.30pm on Monday to Friday. The practice provides extended opening hours on Tuesdays between 6.30pm and 7.
In addition to the extended hours operated by the practice, the CCG has commissioned an extended hours service, operating from 6.30pm until 8pm on weekdays and between 8am and 8pm at weekends and bank holidays at three sites across the borough. Appointments can be booked by patients contacting their own general practice. There is also a walk-in service available to all patients at a central location. The practice has opted out of providing an out of hours service. Patients calling the practice when it is closed are connected to the local out-of-hours service provider. There is information given about the out-of-hours service provided on the practice website.
Latest inspection: 8th September 2021
Report published: 6 October 2021
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Belsize Priory Medical Practice is run by Dr Nabila Muslem Abdulsahib Hanosh
CQC inspections & ratings of specific services
People with long term conditionsGood
Families, children and young peopleRequires improvement
Older peopleGood
Working age people (including those recently retired and students)Requires improvement
People experiencing poor mental health (including people with dementia)Good
People whose circumstances may make them vulnerableGood
Doctors/GPs, NHS GP practice
Diagnostic and screening procedures, Maternity and midwifery services, Services for everyone, Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
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© 2014 Elizabeth Schumann. All rights reserved.
elizabeth schumann
pianist, producer, composer
Project Classical
In 2012, Elizabeth founded Project Classical, a nonprofit organization with a mission to identify and support artists' initiatives which encourage public education and appreciation of classical music.
Project Classical aims to inspire and empower emerging artists to carry on the tradition of classical music as a vibrant, relevant, and essential part of the cultural landscape.
Piano Theatre
The Piano Theatre Artist Group was founded in 2009 by Elizabeth and her sister, Sonya, in order to create public access to the arts and to engage audiences with innovative combinations of classical music, theatre, literature, art, dance and technology.
As Artistic Director, Elizabeth devises concerts, interactive and immersive performances, and integrated arts projects to bring classical concert music to diverse and under-served communities.
Piano Carnival
Driven by the scarcity of arts education for school age children, Elizabeth and her sister, Sonya, created a dynamic new treatment of Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals combined with original poetry and artwork, designed to appeal to audiences of all ages. Elizabeth devised, produced and directed the work; and the sisters raised funds to cover recording costs through the Kickstarter crowd-funding website. The project was promoted by a series of community engagement concerts performed in inner-city schools, and the disc is being distributed along with a colourful companion book featuring whimsical illustrations to complement the wit of Saint-Saens' work. Project Classical now offers the disc and book free of charge to educators, focusing on areas without sufficient arts funding.
The Magic Piano is an endearing radio drama featuring the adventures of a little girl and her talking piano. Inspired by a 1947 Capitol Records recording, Elizabeth devised Magic Piano to be a captivating introduction for today's young listeners into the enchanting world of classical music. Elizabeth wrote, produced, directed, and performed the work to present beloved pillars of the piano literature framed by an entertaining radio play. The short, accessible works by composers such as Chopin, Prokofiev, and Gershwin appeal to novice listeners and provide a diverse musical foundation performed with uncompromising artistry.
The Magic Piano is an ongoing project: Elizabeth is continuing to collaborate with educators to develop curricula based on the Magic Piano recording and the Canada Council has provided a generous grant to support the creation of The Magic Piano E-book which will be offered free for download.
The Magic Piano
Schumann Duo
Elizabeth and Sonya Schumann's duo of music and words evolved out of the sisters' shared passions for music, literature, and drama. A dynamic combination of storytelling and piano playing, Piano Theater gives deeper expression to words and makes the profound experience of classical music accessible to audiences of all ages.
The sisters share a kinetic connection with their audience, providing an opportunity for listeners to enter the world of the composers through artistic excellence, innovative programming, and insightful narration. Often receiving standing ovations, this duo was called "attractive, unique, and immensely engaging" by the Fine Arts Initiative, and has been garnering international attention since their debut.
Pianimal
Pianimal began as a concert tour integrating literature, music, art, and multimedia for children. This project presents piano pieces, theatre, animations, projections of artwork and live video, and interactivity in order to promote arts education in an entertaining way.
Pianimal has toured in Australia, the United States, and Canada, and a documentary of the tour is scheduled for release in summer 2013. The documentary will be free for download online and will include live concert footage of music by Dvorak, Grieg, Rimsky-Korsakov, Debussy, Scirabin, Dutilleux, Mussorgsky, and Saint-Saens.
The goal of the Pianimal documentary and tour is to give children everywhere access to fun, attractive music and integrated arts.


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Colayer GmbH is a software product company, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2000 by Markus Hegi, the current CEO. Colayer GmbH also has a subsidiary, Colayer Web Conversations Private Limited located in Pune, India. Colayer offers a context-driven platform to build social interactive Web 2.0 environments and Virtual workplaces for enterprises.

History

The concepts which eventually became Colayer, were worked out by founder, Markus Hegi, in 1999 and a small working prototype was developed on his laptop.

2000-2003: Markus Hegi founded Metalayer AG, to work further on his concepts. The development of these concepts started as a collaboration tool prototype, referred to as "The metalayer Comty Hub". The exploration of suitable technologies were taken out for further scalability of the platform.
2004-2006: In 2004, Colayer GmbH was established by the same founder who started Metalayer. The management team decided to develop the platform to C++ architecture from the ASP.NET model. The focus was to build the core of the Colayer, a Web 2.0 platform for the social web.
2009: Colayer offers a platform to build interactive social Web 2.0 environments. Colayer aims to be the environment for creating social networking websites and applications. In 2009, the similarities of Colayer and Google Wave were discussed.

Use in business
Colayer has integrated  web technologies 2.0, to come up with the contextualized collaborative software—enabling businesses from different geographical locations to communicate. Colayer (or Collaboration layer) is also the name of the product, a social web software that can be used to create a virtual organisation. It has content management system, virtual conferencing (online meetings, email and SMS notification), reporting and statistical analysis.

References

External links
 Colayer website

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Companies based in Zürich
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After a first round of 72, one over par, at the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship Paul Broadhurst admitted that he was searching for flights home – what happened next, no one expected.
Over his next three rounds, he recorded scores of 66-64-63 to finish on 19 under par – matching the Senior PGA Championship's record-low 72-hole total.
After Saturday's third round, Broadhurst found himself just two strokes behind Scott McCarron and Tim Petrovic, who shared the 54-hole lead on 13 under par.
He immediately gained ground with a birdie on the first and then followed it with three more gains to make the turn in just 32 strokes. After his birdie on the ninth, he was level with Petrovic on 15 under par.
They traded blows on the tenth hole, but it was a crucial birdie on the 12th which saw Broadhurst take the outright lead for the first time.
Already a five-time winner on the over-50s circuits on both sides of the Atlantic, Broadhurst knows what it takes to close out a tournament.
A dropped shot by Petrovic gave Broadhurst a two-stroke advantage with three to play, but the Englishman moved to 18 under par with his seventh birdie of the day.
Broadhurst found the 18th green with his second stroke, and then rubberstamped his victory with an incredible 30-foot putt to sign for a tournament-low eight under par round of 63.
Recovering from a one over par opening round, Broadhurst carded a five under par second round and then played his final two rounds 15 under par.
He had 26 birdies in his final 61 holes, and one-putted 36 greens across 72 holes.
So dominant was Broadhurst's performance, runner-up Petrovic recorded the second-best non-winning score in Senior PGA Championship history on 15 under par. Nothing was going to stop the Englishman.
The old adage goes: it's not how you start but how you finish. Paul Broadhurst certainly finished in some style as he secured his second Senior Major Championship.


>Seriously, a flu pandemic is on the horizon? Well, if people would just practice good hygiene and maybe manage their stress a little better they wouldn't have to worry about getting sick.
People get the flu every year. How many people do you know have been so sick that they died from it? Probably not many if any at all. It seems to me the only ones who should worry about the flu are the people with a compromised immune system or elderly people whose immune systems might not be as strong.
Why worry about this? There's nothing you can do when you get the flu except drink plenty of fluids and get plenty of rest. I really don't think that dumb vaccination even works. I remember when I was a kid my doctor said that there wasn't a vaccination because the virus mutated too quickly.
Besides, I think we have cleaner lives than people did back when the last flu pandemic struck in the early 1900's. People wash their hands more often. People keep their houses fairly germ free. People know more about how to stay healthy. I think all this worry is just dumb.
>You tell it sister. I felt the same way when they said they were running low on shots last year. I was like, "who cares?" I've never had a shot and I've always been fine. By the way, I like your writing. Thanks.


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Vaughan Williams, Ralph (b Down Ampney, 12 October, 1872 - d London, 26 August, 1958)
Vaughan Williams studied with Parry, Wood, and Stanford at the Royal College of Music and Cambridge, and then had further lessons with Bruch in Berlin (1897), and Ravel in Paris (1908). It was not until after 1908 that he began to compose in larger forms with confidence, although some of his songs had had success in the early 1900s. His success was ultimately based on his work with folksongs which he had been collecting since 1903; this opened the way to the lyrical freshness of the Housman cycle On Wenlock Edge, and to the modally inflected tonality of the symphonic cycle that began with A Sea Symphony.
He had also gained much experience from editing the English Hymnal in 1906 when he came into contact with earlier English music. The led to the subsequent triumph in his Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis for strings which led Vaughan Williams to a new larger scale form. The new sound he created in the Fantasia, notable for the majestic unrelated consonances, placed him in a powerfully English visionary tradition, and made his association with Blake (in the ballet Job), and Bunyan (in the opera, The Pilgrim's Progress) highly plausible.
Meanwhile, his command of the new form led to his first orchestral symphony, A London Symphony, where characterful detail in worked into the scheme. His first opera, Hugh the Drover, made direct use of folksongs, which was a new turn in his orchestral writing. His study of folksongs facilitated the pastoral tone of The Lark Ascending, for violin and orchestra, and then of the Pastoral Symphony.
At the start of the 1920s he wrote a group of religious works which continued his visionary manner: the unaccompanied Mass in G minor, the Revelation oratorio Sancta civitas, and the 'pastoral episode' The Shepherds of the Delectable Mountain which was later incorporated into The Pilgrim's Progress. The closing years of the 1920s displayed a far wider field of writing including the comedy of the operas Sir John in love (after The Merry wives of Windsor), and The poisoned kiss, and then the angular writing of Satan's music in Job, and of the Fourth Symphony.
The final compositional phase of his life opened with the desolate and pessimistic Sixth Symphony, after which Vaughan Williams found a focus in the natural world for such bleakness when he was asked to compose the music for the film Scott of the Antarctic, which in turn led to the Seventh Symphony (the Sinfonia antartica) whose pitched percussion colouring he used more ebulliently in the Eighth Symphony. His final symphony, the Ninth, returned to the more contemplative world of The Pilgrim's Progress.


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Arsenal will reportedly make a mega bid for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice in the next summer transfer window
Arsenal are reportedly going to make a bid for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice in the next summer transfer window. The England midfielder is also open to the move.
However, West Ham are yet to make a decision on him for the next season. Although, a number of reports also claim that he has rejected all the contract extension offers of the Hammers.
ARSENAL AND DECLAN RICE TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal are going to make a mega bid to sign Declan Rice in the next summer transfer window. The report also claims that the bid will be over 55 million. However, it is clear that the Hammers will not sell him in the January transfer window. Although, a summer transfer move is likely. Therefore, the Hammers are asking at least a fee of 80 million for their star midfielder. Hence, the Gunners have to be careful during spending so much money on a single player.
This is because their last experience of spending such money on a player is affecting them till now. They signed Nicolas Pepe from Lille for a club record 72 million. However, the winger failed to make any impact for Arsenal. Hence, they finally gave up on him this season and have loaned him out to Ligue 1 side OGC Nice. However, it is not confirmed that OGC Nice will try to make it permanent. This is because they have sacked manager Lucien Favre due to his bad performance. Favre was the one to sign Nicolas Pepe on loan. Hence, the Gunners should now think twice before signing a player for such a huge fee.
WEST HAM ARE GOING TO RECEIVE BIDS FOR THEIR PLAYERS IN THE NEXT SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW
The Hammers are currently in a relegation fight this season. David Moyes is also fighting to save his job as the manager. They are currently a point behind 17th-placed Bournemouth. However, worse things can also happen. Although, sometimes, the club somehow manages to stay clear of relegation with their brilliant form. However, even after the potential late form, West Ham will not certainly finish in the Europe positions. Hence, players like Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen will certainly be of big interest to top Premier League clubs.
Therefore, clubs like Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Liverpool will try to take advantage. Hence, the Hammers should also stay firm on their valuations for their top players. The top clubs will try to take advantage of the situation. However, West Ham also knows that they will need enough money in the market to buy their replacements. Therefore, Arsenal will have to try hard to drive a bargain for Declan Rice. The Gunners will also have to beat the top clubs for his signature. Manchester City and Chelsea are also monitoring the situation.
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The leading film and television equipment rental company in America, Haddad's Inc. has worked on over 3,400 productions. Known in the film industry as the "Can-Do People" Haddad's reputation, equipment, and service sets them apart.
There is a good chance if you've been to a city along the east coast that you've seen one of their trucks!
As strategic partners, we worked alongside senior management to develop key marketing initiatives – including a re-brand and the production of documentary-style video content. Our marketing efforts included a robust digital marketing campaign to help drive recruitment, reach new audiences, and help increase ROI.
"Work at Haddad's" and the digital marketing campaign focused on recruitment and new employee development. Current team members and executive staff were interviewed as the video featured company cultural, benefits, advancements and career opportunities. "Work at Haddad's" generated hundreds of leads, increased user traffic by over 1,000% and continues to reach audiences nationwide.
"Why Haddad's" focused on expansion and showcased the depth & breadth of the company. Top film & television producers shared their personal experiences and gave a behind the scenes look into the essential role Haddad's plays on their productions. With thousands of views, "Why Haddad's" continues to reach new audiences, new markets, and helps raise the standards of excellence in the entertainment industry.
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Joseph Franz Freiherr von Jacquin, o barón Joseph von Jacquin ( 7 de febrero 1766, Schemnitz (actual Banská Štiavnica) - 26 de octubre 1839, Viena,) fue un científico austríaco que estudió medicina, química y botánica.

Hijo de Nikolaus von Jacquin, se gradúa en la Universidad de Viena con un doctorado en medicina, en 1788.

Entre 1788 y 1791 Jacquin realiza exploraciones en una expedición científica a Alemania, Francia, Inglaterra, por orden del Emperador Frances II.

Al retiro de su padre, asciende a su posición como profesor de Botánica y Química en la Universidad de Viena, desde 1797 hasta su retiro en 1838.

Notas
Freiherr es un título, traducido como Barón, no es ni primer ni segundo nombre. La forma femenina es Freifrau y Freiin.

Algunas publicaciones
 --. 1798 Lehrbuch der allgemeinen und medicinischen Chymie zum Gebrauche seiner Vorlesungen. C.F. Wappler, Viena 1798

 --, E. Fenzl & I. Schreibers. 1811-1844. Eclogae plantarum rariorum aut minus cognitarum : quas ad vivum descripsit et iconibus coloratis illustravit. A. Strauss, Viena

 --, E. Fenzl & I. Schreibers. 1813-1844. Eclogae graminum rariorum aut minus cognitarum : quae ad vivum descripsit et iconibus coloratis illustravit. A. Strauss et Sommer, Viena

 --. 1819. Ueber den Ginkgo, Carl Gerold, Viena

Honores

Eponimia
Especies (205 + 44 + 2 + 19)
 (Amaranthaceae) Alternanthera jacquinii (Schrad.) Alain

 (Asphodelaceae) Trachyandra jacquiniana (Roem. & Schult.) Oberm.

 (Fabaceae) Cytisus jacquinianus Kern.

 (Geraniaceae) Erodium jacquinianum Fisch., C.A.Mey. & Avé-Lall.

Véase también
 Anexo:Naturalistas y epónimos

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Beyträge la historia de las aves Viena 1784, E-Book Universitätsbibliothek Viena (eBooks on Demand)
 Los pozos artesianos en Viena y sus alrededores Viena 1831, E-Book Universitätsbibliothek Viena]] (eBooks on Demand)

Botánicos de Austria del siglo XIX
Químicos de Austria
Alumnado de la Universidad de Viena
Profesores de Austria
Nobles de Austria del siglo XVIII
Botánicos de Austria del siglo XVIII
Exploradores de Austria del siglo XVIII
Médicos de Austria del siglo XVIII
Médicos de Austria del siglo XIX
Exploradores de Austria del siglo XIX
Miembros de la Real Academia de las Ciencias de Suecia
Miembros de la Academia de las Ciencias de Turín
Miembros de la Leopoldina
Miembros de la Academia de Ciencias de Baviera
Fallecidos en Viena


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use Codeception\Event\SuiteEvent;
use Codeception\Exception\Warning;
use Codeception\Lib\Notification;
use Codeception\Subscriber\ErrorHandler;
use Codeception\Suite;
use PHPUnit\Runner\Version;
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\EventDispatcher;

class ErrorHandlerTest extends \Codeception\PHPUnit\TestCase
{
    /**
     * @var int|null
     */
    private ?int $originalErrorLevel = null;

    public function _setUp()
    {
        $this->originalErrorLevel = error_reporting();
    }

    public function _tearDown()
    {
        // Deprecation message test changes error_level
        error_reporting($this->originalErrorLevel);
    }

    public function testDeprecationMessagesRespectErrorLevelSetting()
    {
        $errorHandler = new ErrorHandler();

        $eventDispatcher = $this->createMock(EventDispatcher::class);

        $suiteEvent = new SuiteEvent(new Suite($eventDispatcher), ['error_level' => 'E_ERROR']);
        $errorHandler->handle($suiteEvent);

        //Satisfying The Premature Exit Handling
        $errorHandler->onFinish($suiteEvent);

        Notification::all(); //clear the messages
        $errorHandler->errorHandler(E_USER_DEPRECATED, 'deprecated message', __FILE__, __LINE__, []);

        $this->assertSame([], Notification::all(), 'Deprecation message was added to notifications');
    }

    public function testShowsLocationOfWarning()
    {
        if (Version::series() < 10) {
            $this->expectWarning();
            $this->expectWarningMessage('Undefined variable: file');
        } else {
            $this->expectException(Warning::class);
            $this->expectExceptionMessageMatches('/Undefined variable: file at ' . preg_quote(__FILE__, '/') . ':58/');
        }
        trigger_error('Undefined variable: file', E_USER_WARNING);
    }
}


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Q: How do I get directory depth in PowerShell 3.0? I need to find out how far down the directory structure inside a working directory goes. If the layout is something like
Books\
Email\
Notes\
    Note 1.txt
    Note 2.txt
HW.docx

then it should return 1, because the deepest items are 1 level below. But if it looks like
Books\
Photos\
Hello.c

then it should return 0, because there is nothing deeper than the first level.

A: Something like this should do the trick in V3:
Get-ChildItem . -Recurse -Name | Foreach {($_.ToCharArray() |
    Where {$_ -eq '\'} | Measure).Count} | Measure -Maximum | Foreach Maximum

A: It's not as pretty, and arguably not as "Posh" as Keith's, but I suspect it might scale better.
$depth_ht = @{}
(cmd /c dir /ad /s) -replace '[^\\]','' |
 foreach {$depth_ht[$_]++}

 $max_depth =
  $depth_ht.keys |
   sort length |
   select -last 1 |
   select -ExpandProperty length

 $root_depth =
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 ($max_depth -$root_depth)

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MLB Preview Bonanza: AL West
Posted by John S in MLB Preview Bonanza, Sports.	Tagged: 2010 is the year of defense?, AL West, american league, Bobby Abreu, Chone Figgins, Chris Carter, cliff lee, Erik Bedard, Felix Hernandez, Hideki Matsui, John Lackey, Josh Hamilton, Josh Outman, Ken Griffey Jr. isn't the same anymore, los angeles angels of anaheim, Michael Taylor, Neftali Feliz, Nelson Cruz, Oakland Athletics, pythagoreans, rebound years, Ron Washington, Scott Kazmir, Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers, Vladimir Guerrero, wide-open divisions.	1 comment
Now that Tim has started breaking down the archaic, stuck-in-the-19th century National League, it's time for John S to focus on the American League, where our lineups actually go nine-deep and pitchers aren't forced to pretend to know how to hit. As Tim did, we'll being in the West.
The AL West is the most wide-open division in the American League, and probably in all of baseball this year. The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim won the division easily last year, as we've become accustomed to: They've won it five of the last six years. But the Angels lost their ace, John Lackey, their leadoff hitter, Chone Figgins, and their slugger, Vlad Guerrero, to free agency, and only really replaced Guerrero (by adding World Series MVP Hideki Matsui). Add in the fact that Guerrero and Figgins went to division rivals, and that every other team in the division made a significant addition to their rotation, and the Angels seem particularly vulnerable this year. Continue reading →
MLB Preview Bonanza: NL West
Posted by Tim in MLB Preview Bonanza, Sports.	Tagged: a discussion of great tims in history, arizona diamondbacks, colorado rockies, dick enberg, dodger hater, jim tracy, los angeles dodgers, Manny Ramirez, national league west, pythagoreans, san diego padres, san francisco giants, throwback thursdays at petco park, tim berners-lee, tim lincecum, tim the enchanter, tiny tim.	2 comments
The Major League Baseball season may have already started, but it's not too late for some long-term predictions from John S and Tim. Tim will cover the old-fashioned, baseball-the-way-it-was-meant-to-be-played National League while John handles the by-this-point-too-far-gone American League. To build suspense, we're starting in the West and gradually moving to the Central and East divisions by Saturday.
In 2005, the San Diego Padres won the National League West with an 82-80 record–the worst to ever claim a division crown. The West was the laughingstock of the NL, which in turn was looked down upon by the Junior Circuit. In the four seasons since, however, the NL West has had a bit of a renaissance, winning the NL's Wild Card in three of those seasons and placing four teams in the NLCS over that time. The West had three teams win at least 88 games last year–the first NL division to do that since, well, the West in 2007. It is Major League Baseball's most fluctuating division–the only one to place all of its teams in the playoffs since 2002–even as the Dodgers have won the division each of the last two seasons. That will change in 2010. Continue reading →


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Facebook, School Bullying, Bad Lawyering, and Rule 37 e-Discovery Sanctions
by David Horrigan on October 08, 2015
Law Firm , Legal & Industry Education , Legal Update , Review & Production
As December 1 approaches, some lawyers and e-discovery custodians with server farms housing acres of unwieldy, unstructured, and perhaps even unknown data may be looking to the holidays with visions of sugarplums dancing in their heads.
After all, unless the U.S. Congress does something bizarre, the 2015 e-discovery amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will go into effect, and the new Fed. R. Civ. P. 37(e) will make it more difficult for pesky plaintiffs and other discovery requesters to get them sanctioned for e-discovery failures.
One of this year's more notable e-discovery cases, D.O.H. v. Lake Cent. Sch. Corp., No. 2:11-cv-430 (N.D. Ind.), examines some of the vital issues of the day, including school bullying and what kids put on Facebook—but that's not why we're discussing it on our annual judicial panel at Relativity Fest next week with e-discovery luminaries Judges Fischer, Peck, Rodriguez, and Waxse.
Instead, what makes it interesting for our purposes is that it shows us that sanctions for really bad behavior in e-discovery will continue despite the amendments to the Federal Rules.
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David Osama Haddad, known in court papers as "D.O.H.," and his parents sued the Lake Central School Corp. in November 2011, alleging Haddad sustained physical and emotional damages resulting from being bullied by fellow students at Indiana's Lake Central High School. In the summer of 2012, the school corporation served requests for production and requests for admissions, and Haddad responded in an untimely manner.
Among the evidence sought in the requests were social media data and audio and visual files of music Haddad had created. The school and Haddad haggled over the production, and—when the parties couldn't reach an agreement—the court granted in part a motion to compel filed by the school.
In January 2014, the court ordered Haddad to produce a variety of social media data, including profiles, postings, status updates, groups joined, activity streams, and other data in the relevant time period "that reveal, refer, or relate to any emotion, feeling, or mental state, as well as communications that reveal, refer, or relate to events that could reasonably be expected to produce a significant emotion, feeling, or mental state."
Haddad produced a portion of his Facebook data, but the school objected, arguing Haddad excluded several data types from those requested and had failed to produce a privilege log.
Haddad later supplemented his production with about 85 pages of redacted material, but it still didn't include all data Facebook allows users to download. Haddad had given his former counsel access to his Facebook account at the beginning of the litigation, and Haddad claimed his former attorney had decided what to produce.
At Haddad's deposition, counsel for the school district showed him Facebook data he had failed to produce. Haddad admitted he may have deleted some vulgar comments that others had posted shortly after he was allegedly assaulted at school, but said it was before litigation began.
When Haddad's lawyer left the case, the school district's counsel began to contact him directly. The school district continued to be dissatisfied by Haddad's responses, but Haddad said he assumed his former counsel had produced all responsive data. The school district wasn't buying it and moved for sanctions in August 2014.
Haddad then retained new counsel and proceeded to produce another 1,415 pages of Facebook data. The only problem was that over 1,000 of the pages were redacted completely. The school district argued Haddad, through both his previous and current counsel, had failed to produce as ordered, destroyed data, and failed to produce a privilege log. They sought sanctions—including dismissal of the action—to address the problem.
Straw that Broke the Camel's Back?
In deciding whether to sanction Haddad for his—or his lawyers'—misdeeds in e-discovery, the court relied on Fed. R. Civ. P. 37(b)(2), which provides for several types of sanctions for failing to comply with a court order, including striking pleadings, staying proceedings, and the granddaddy of them all: dismissal of the entire suit.
Haddad conceded that he had violated the court's discovery order by failing to produce his complete Facebook profile, but he blamed his former counsel and cited Second Circuit precedent in Ransmeier v. Mariani, 718 F.3d 64, 71 (2d Cir. 2013), where the court held, "The rule that the sins of the lawyer are visited on the client does not apply in the context of sanctions."
However, the district court reminded Haddad he was in the Seventh Circuit—not the Second—and noted that both U.S. Supreme Court and Seventh Circuit precedent had held a litigant could, in fact, be held liable for sanctions for his lawyer's bad acts.
Citing the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Link v. Wabash RR. Co., 370 U.S. 626 (1962), the court wrote:
If an attorney's conduct falls substantially below what is reasonable under the circumstances, the client's remedy is against the attorney in a suit for malpractice. But keeping this suit alive merely because plaintiff should not be penalized for the omissions of his own attorney would be visiting the sins of plaintiff's lawyer upon the defendant.
Link, 370 U.S. at n. 10.
However, all hope was not lost for Haddad.
Citing the Seventh Circuit's opinion in Domanus v. Lewicki, 742 F.3d 290 (7th Cir. 2014), the court said the most severe sanction of dismissal was warranted only for "exceptional misconduct" or when other less severe sanctions were unavailing, adding the court must "weigh not only the straw that finally broke the camel's back, but all the straws that the recalcitrant party piled over the course of the lawsuit." Domanus at 301.
Though Haddad managed to avoid a dismissal, he wasn't off the hook completely.
The court did issue sanctions, ordering Haddad to make a supplemental production and to pay the school district's reasonable attorney fees and expenses stemming from the discovery dispute.
Why Lake Central Matters
As Gal Davidovitch noted in the 2008 Seton Hall Law Review comment, Why Rule 37(e) Does Not Create a New Safe Harbor for Electronic Evidence Spoliation, Rule 37(b)(2) differs fundamentally from Rule 37(e) in that in Rule 37(b)(2), "the court is sanctioning the party for violating a court order and not specifically for destroying evidence."
Thus, it's important to note that the current Rule 37(e) didn't protect David Osama Hassad from sanctions for failing to produce his Facebook data—and neither will the new Rule 37(e). Rule 37(e) was amended in an attempt to protect parties from the burdens of over-preservation—not from the burden of complying with court orders.
Next Monday at Relativity Fest's judicial panel, we'll look forward to hearing what Judges Fischer, Peck, Rodriguez, and Waxse think about the Federal Rules amendments—and whether they think they'll need to use Rule 37(b)(2) for sanctions on those spoliators with sugarplums dancing in their heads.
David Horrigan is kCura's e-discovery counsel and legal content director. An attorney, law school guest lecturer, e-discovery industry analyst, and award-winning journalist, David has served as counsel at the Entertainment Software Association, reporter and assistant editor at The National Law Journal, and analyst and counsel at 451 Research.
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What to do when, after sending a request to be on the trusted list and appears manager is not an active user?
After attempting to contact directly you have to wait a week. A few days isn't enough time.
Nothing says you have to wait for seven days between the different communication attempts. You could post on profile, send trusted list request and private message the same day. Then wait for seven days before filing unresponsive manager request.
If the manager does not appear to be active and is not responding to appropriate attempts to make contact then you should follow the process for Unresponsive Manager.
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Could the unmerged merge proposals for profiles that are not open, default to a different list?
What is the plan for all of the "merges that cannot be completed"
Should this become the official WikiTree policy on Merges and Parents on profiles?
Should a merge be iniated with the "Set" on the matching profile? It is not working for me.
Should children be merged when parents cannot?


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USDA raises U.S. soybean ending stocks estimates
June 10, 2021 By John Perkins Filed Under: Corn, Crops, Grains, News, Soybeans, Trade, USDA, Wheat
The USDA has cut old crop U.S. corn ending stocks, while raising the outlook for soybeans.
Old crop corn ending stocks are seen at 1.107 billion bushels, down 150 million on the month due to increased demand for export and ethanol use. That pulled new crop corn ending stocks down to 1.357 billion bushels, with no other adjustments to the balance sheet.
Old crop soybean ending stocks came out at 135 million bushels, up 15 million, because of reduced domestic crush demand, which pushed the new crop ending stocks guess 15 million bushels higher to 155 million.
Wheat ending stocks for the recently ended marketing year were reported at 852 million bushels, 20 million less than in May following an increase in the export use guess. That lowered the new crop ending stocks guess to by 4 million bushels to 770 million, cancelling out a bigger crop production estimate.
Globally, the USDA reduced the corn production estimate and Brazil, while raising the projection for Brazil's soybean crop. The USDA left old and new crop corn and soybean import estimates for China unchanged. The old and new crop soybean export guesses for Argentina and Brazil were steady, while old crop corn exports were down on the month, with new crop holding.
The 2021/22 marketing year for wheat started June 1st, 2021, while 2020/21 for corn and soybeans runs through the end of August and the current marketing year for soybean products runs through the end of September.
The USDA's next set of supply and demand estimates is out July 12th.
Month to month changes for domestic balance sheets:
2020/21 U.S. wheat ending stocks are estimated at 852 million bushels, compared to 872 million in May and 1.028 billion for 2019/20. The USDA raised exports 20 million bushels to 985 million for total use of 2.108 billion bushels. The average 2020/21 farm price is estimated at $5.05 per bushel, compared to $5.05 a month ago and $4.58 the previous marketing year.
2021/22 U.S. wheat ending stocks are expected to be 770 million bushels, compared to 774 million last month. With the reduction in beginning stocks, or old crop ending stocks, and a 26 million bushel increase in production to 1.898 billion, total supply is seen at 2.875 billion bushels. Feed and residual use was hiked 10 million bushels to 180 million, putting domestic use at 1.205 billion bushels and total use at 2.105 billion. The average 2021/22 farm price is estimated at $6.50 per bushel, unchanged from May.
2020/21 U.S. corn ending stocks are seen at 1.107 billion bushels, compared to 1.257 billion a month ago and 1.919 billion the previous marketing year. The USDA raised ethanol use 75 million bushels to 5.05 billion, putting food, seed, and industrial use at 6.47 billion bushels and total use at 12.17 billion. Exports were increased 75 million bushels to 2.85 billion, for total use of 15.02 billion. The average 2020/21 farm price is estimated at $4.35 per bushel, compared to $4.35 last month and $3.56 last marketing year.
2021/22 U.S. corn ending stocks are projected at 1.357 billion bushels, compared to 1.507 billion in May. Following the reduction in beginning stocks, total supply is seen at 16.122 billion bushels. The average 2021/22 farm price is estimated at $5.70 per bushel, unchanged from a month ago.
2020/21 U.S. soybean ending stocks are pegged at 135 million bushels, compared to 120 million last month and 525 million last marketing year. The USDA lowered crush demand by 15 million bushels to 2.175 billion, leaving total use at 4.56 billion bushels. The average 2020/21 farm price is estimated at $11.25 per bushel, compared to $11.25 in May and $8.57 for 2019/20.
2021/22 U.S. soybean ending stocks are anticipated at 155 million bushels, compared to 140 million a month ago. Following the higher move for beginning stocks, the total supply is expected to be 4.575 billion bushels. The average 2021/22 farm price is estimated at $13.85 per bushel, unchanged from last month.
Tags: Argentina, Biofuels, Brazil, China, Commodities, Corn, Crops, Ethanol, Exports, Farm Income and Prices, Grains/Oilseeds, Harvest, imports, renewable energy, Renewable Fuels, soybean crush, Soybeans, Supply and Demand Report, USDA, Wheat
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The latest hike in gasoline prices could cost the average Canadian household as much as $950 this year, according to a study released Monday.
In response, Canadians are likely to spend less on sporting goods, clothing, and personal care – but not cut back on driving, said the report by Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets Inc.
"If history is any guide, higher prices will not impact demand for gasoline in the near-term," Tal said.
During the previous oil shock, the 40 per cent increase in prices between October 2007 and July 2008 met with little change in gasoline consumption.
Instead, Canadians cut back on the purchase of vehicles and parts, as well as discretionary spending.
Higher gas prices can also prompt Canadians to change their eating habits, making them more likely to grab items that are on sale at the grocery store.
The report assumes the recent increase in energy prices is sustained and prices behave similar to the 2008 oil shock, the report said.
Gas prices are up about 25 per cent since late 2010.
Low and middle-income families will really feel the squeeze at the pumps. That's because higher-income households can draw on their savings to absorb increases in their spending, Tal said.
Low-income households spend more than twice as much of their income on energy as compared with high-income ones.
As of 2010, Canadians spent just over $88 billion on energy, according to the report. Gas price increases will cost households an extra $12 billion at the pumps this year.
Canadian households account for one-third of the total energy consumption in the economy, and about half of what they consumer is gasoline.
Consumers would be feeling the heat of gasoline prices even more but for the recent rise of the dollar, Tal said.
Gas prices in Canada have risen by 23 per cent since September, 2010 compared to an increase of 32 per cent in the U.S. This gap is mostly explained by the 8 per cent appreciation in the value of the loonie against the U.S. dollar over that time, as well as fixed gasoline taxes in Canada.


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UVA Football: And the Belk Bowl tailwind
Published Wednesday, Jul. 10, 2019, 1:07 pm
Front Page » Chris Graham » UVA Football: And the Belk Bowl tailwind
You can look back at the 2018 UVA football season a couple of different ways.
The way we're looking back on it now is, the 'Hoos were two plays away from a 10-win season, considering the overtime losses at Georgia Tech and at Virginia Tech in November, both games that you left feeling were games the good guys had in the bag, should have won, somehow gave away.
The narrative would be different, though, you have to assume, had the Belk Bowl beatdown of South Carolina not happened.
Virginia is getting an awful lot of love going into 2019 because of that 28-0 win, deservedly so, because, that one was impressive.
The bowl win put a nice bow on a season that came to feel, with the way things ended, like a slow build toward something special.
It didn't start out that way. Honestly, nobody was thinking bowl after a Week 2 loss at Indiana, which would go on to finish 5-7, 2-7 in the Big 10.
The turning point came in mid-October, in a 16-13 win in Charlottesville over Miami, the preseason favorite in the Coastal Division, which came to Scott Stadium on a five-game winning streak, and ranked 16th in the nation.
As big as that win was for UVA, though, when you look back on it, Miami would go on to finish 7-6 on its way to a coaching change.
Two other Coastal Division foes – North Carolina and Georgia Tech – were also destined to make coaching changes after the season.
The Cavaliers split with them, beating UNC in October, and losing at Georgia Tech in November.
Virginia would also lose at Virginia Tech, which went on to post its first losing season in a quarter-century.
The win that has us all excited, in the bowl game, against an SEC team, brings with it its own meh factor.
South Carolina, after all, finished 7-6, its most significant win being, what, maybe Missouri?
But, hey, it was a win, in a bowl game, against an SEC team. That qualifies as tailwind.
And it's tailwind into a 2019 schedule that looks quite favorable, particularly early.
You start at Pitt, which has to replace four starters from its dominating offensive line of a year ago, then you get a Florida State team coming off a losing season two weeks later.
If things go as expected, you win those two, you beat William & Mary and ODU, and you head to Top 10 Notre Dame on Sept. 28 undefeated and almost certainly ranked.
The key to a successful 2019 isn't going to South Bend and pulling a massive upset. Sure, it would be nice, but honestly, it's more important that you get back for the bye week as healthy as possible.
The biggest game of the year is actually the next one, at Miami on a Friday night, Oct. 11. Get the W there, and you get back on the plane the favorite to represent the Coastal in Charlotte.
And, mind you, you do that, and you still haven't really done much worth writing home about.
Pitt is depleted, FSU is a shadow of its former self, Miami seems forever destined to do nothing in the ACC.
And yet, you play your cards right, and you're playing Virginia Tech on Black Friday in Charlottesville with a good shot at breaking that long losing streak on your way to a date with Clemson in Charlotte a week later.
Funny thing, but that blowout win over a middling South Carolina team in Charlotte back in December might be a big reason why we see UVA football get over the hump in 2019.
It's certainly hard to imagine that we'd been thinking these thoughts out loud had that game turned out differently.
Again, funny how things work out.
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of doubtful origin
The news which We desire are not of that nasty species.
— Don Tarquinio ,
The hipster (who aspires to archeologist street-cred because she worked one summer at Petra) was talking about a scandal involving the Met Museum, a fracas she had heard about while working as a law clerk in New York. An eccentric gentleman had, it seems, written a book pointing out that many of the ancient artifacts in said museum 'have no provenience' and that the trustees, curators, & co. were, if not actually hushing the matter up, at least not proclaiming this 'truth' in large letters on billboards for the edification of the public.1 Museological shenanigans are nothing new (cf. Elgin Marbles), but the word provenience, which I had never heard before, gave me pause: pro-VEE-nyehns? what about provenance (PROH-veh-nehns)?
That I am frequently ignorant and often mistaken, I willingly acknowledge; in this instance, awed perhaps by her sartorial excesses (which, as we know, infallibly signify correct English usage), I assumed – with true faith in my capacity for folly – that provenience was a highly specialized museo-/archeo-logical term, similar but not identical to the more familiar provenance. Just to be sure, though, I referred to my good friend the OED , which said:
provenience, n.
= provenance. Now chiefly U.S. (and to some extent Canad.).
[L. provenient-em, pr. pple. of provenire to provene: see -ence. Preferred to provenance by those who object to the French form of the latter: cf. convenance, convenience.]
I will eschew jokes about freedom-findsites and tell you plainly this entry did not content me. Nor, indeed, did that of the American Heritage Dictionary 4 & M-W: 'Alteration of provenance.' So I did what any self-respecting idiot would do: I checked usage.
As per Google: Provenience – 26,000 results, the most amusing of which was:
…despite his lack of academic connections and his provenience in the often ideological left…
—Lewis Lapham, 'Get Me Rewrite!',
NY Times : 4 February 1996.
Other results included:
'…it will not be easy to receive an answer to the provenience of all the vessels…' Qumran Archeometry
monuments of unknown provenience at the Mayan Epigraphy Project
a bibliography for Provenience Studies and Cypriote Sculpture Found Abroad
The Provenience, Typology and Chronology of Eastern Terra Sigillata (Hebrew University of Jerusalem – Institute of Archaeology, 1983)
One more article at the NY Times : 'New Answers to an Old Question: Who Got Here First?' (John Noble Wilford, 9 November 1999)
Provenance returned 704,000 results, none of which made me laugh.
Lack of amusement aside, these results seem to confirm two suspicions: 1) most people say provenance – provenience is a word used by acheologists and their ilk; 2) Lewis Lapham likes to make snide jokes his audience really can't be expected to find amusing. Speaking of Lewis Lapham, I decided to search magazines and, since Harper's doesn't put anything online except the index, I searched the The Atlantic : provenience — 0, provenance — 31. Finally, there was this helpful on an archaeology info page:2
Provenience is another word which has a slightly different meaning when used archaeologically. The dictionary defines provenience (a variant of the more common provenance) as 'origin' or 'derivation.' In the art world, provenance means the history of an object, where it came from and who owned it. It is sometimes used this way in archaeology as well, when referring loosely to the origin of an object. More technically, in archaeology the term refers to the actual position of the object in three dimensions. Thus, an object's provenience can be stated as being 30m north, 22m east, and 3.5m down from an arbitrary fixed point on the site (called the datum point).
Venturing, then, into the depths of archeological jargon, I searched the relevant journals with JSTOR where, not surprising, the results were much closer: provenience — 1252, provenance — 1481, provenance+provenience — 112. Interestingly, the two earliest entries give provenance in italics (that is, as a French word; see JHS No. 2 (1881): 100, & No. 3 (1882): 285). The first JSTOR entry for 'provenience' is in an article written by the English archeologist Percy Gardner, in his article 'A Sepulchral Relief from Tarentum' (JHS 5 (1884): 112):
…as to their provenience, it seems to be established that in some cases at all events they come from cemetaries…
Only the year before, Gardner had used provenance (without italics) in his article 'A Statuette of Eros' (JHS 4 (1883): 266 — 274):
…on grounds of style this provenance would seem scarcely probable…
I would guess that Gardner, in using provenience, was trying separate the origin of the object from its art-historical provenance and, precisely because the word provenance has cultural baggage, turned to the relative neologism, provenience. Around this time – viz., when I should be drawing conclusions – I became a bit bored with the entire enquiry, and though hipsters exist solely to be mocked, there is only so much effort I wish to expend in the process. Besides, it might seem as though I were trying to score points off the young woman's false diction, which isn't the case at all. If she had been nit-pickingly accurate in all other details, it would make sense to fault her for saying provenience – which taken as narrowly as possible should perhaps just refer to the findspot – for very few items spring miraculously out of the ether: they have a provenience, even if it is unknown. That items in the Met should be without a clear history of ownership and origin is, of course, deplorable;3 but it is not much of a surprise and I find it difficult to imagine why anyone would make a fuss about it. Scholars will argue about the dates of objects, about the craftsman who made it, about its role in history, which suggests that the primary characteristic of such facts is their mutability. Solipsism is, however, the refuge of the uninspired and, having found my haven, I will at last be quiet.
A learned associate has pointed me to an article that mentions Oscar Muscarella's The Lie Made Great , which is probably the book in question; of all this, however, I remain as ignorant as ignorant can be. [↩]
[Link rotted]. [↩]
For an entire museum crammed with items of unknown provenance (and provenience), one might refer to the Gouldandris Museum of Cycladic Art… [↩]
The 10th of August 2003, a Sunday, at 8.21.
Generally: logophilia; more specifically to do with: accuracy, archaeology, detail, eccentricity, english, hipsters, language, provenance, provenience, scholarship, usage.
Might be similar to: 'Loot' · 'added too freely' · 'Lustral Basins, or the Archaeology of Remembrance' · '2.05.02 – Thursday' · 'capital' ·


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Rediff.com » News » Will Yogi waive off farmers' loan in 1st cabinet meeting?
Will Yogi waive off farmers' loan in 1st cabinet meeting?
April 02, 2017 20:08 IST
Two weeks after taking oath, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will hold the first meeting of his cabinet on April 4. Key issues in the Bharatiya Janata Party's poll manifesto, especially farmers' loan waiver, could be taken up at the meeting.
"The cabinet meeting will be held in the evening on April 4," state Health Minister Siddharth Nath Singh told reporters in Lucknow.
He, however, did not elaborate on the issues to be taken up during the meeting.
"The agenda has not been finalised so far," he said.
The BJP, in its Lok Kalyan Sankalp Patra (manifesto), had promised to waive the loans of small and marginal farmers and Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said in his election speeches that writing off farmers' loans would be among the foremost tasks of the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh.
Modi had promised during his election campaign that a decision on loan waiver would be taken at the first cabinet meeting of the BJP government in the state.
According to officials, there are around 2.30 crore farmers in Uttar Pradesh of whom, around 2.15 crore fall in the 'small and marginal' category.
They had suffered losses due to natural calamities in the recent past and were unable to repay loans amounting to about Rs 62,000 crore.
As the figure is huge, the Uttar Pradesh government is mulling various options, including raising loans, to honour the saffron party's commitment to waive the loans of small and marginal farmers.
A state finance department spokesman said Finance Minister Rajesh Agarwal has already started deliberations with senior officials of his department in this regard.
The government will have to pay the banks to waive the loans of small and marginal farmers and for that, it will have to either seek funds from the Centre or raise loans on its own, the spokesman said.
"Such decisions are not taken in haste. I can assure (you) that the decision would be taken soon and a large number of farmers would be benefited," state Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi said.
"The state government is seriously working on this front and a concrete decision would be taken soon. We are working to evolve the best possible solution," the minister had said last week.
Sources in the government said it would be difficult to handle the burden of loan waiver in a single financial year.
They added that it was one of the reasons for putting the cabinet meeting on hold till some way was found to honour the prime minister's poll promise that the BJP government would take a decision on farmers' loan waiver at its first cabinet meeting.
Some officers were of the opinion that a decision in this regard could be taken and a policy formulated later, but the chief minister insisted that the decision be made once the policy was clear, so that there were no hurdles.
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya said the promises made in the BJP's manifesto for the state assembly election will be on the agenda of the Yogi Adityanath government's first cabinet meeting, scheduled to be held at Lucknow on Tuesday.
"Decisions on a number of important issues will be taken at the cabinet meeting on April 4. The focus will be on honouring the promises made in the party's sankalp patra (manifesto)," he told reporters in Allahabad.
Maurya, however, declined to comment when asked if farm loan waiver would be on the agenda of the meeting.
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Alison Powell
"The truth about stories is that that's all we are" – Thomas King
Open ecologies – can open hardware be like open software?
The growth of the open source software development movement is held up as one of the great successes of a networked world – leaving source code open is associated with global-scale participation in software development and open-source products that are now central to the technology industry. This has in turn inspired calls for opening up other "closed" processes – government, education, knowledge (like Wikipedia). There's now talk of a global "open everything" movement.
But as Steven Weber explains, there are some specific elements to open-source development. First, that open code is a way of providing easily modifiable basic tools that can be customized to solve a whole set of different problems. This is one key to the success of open source – it's the utility of the source code that's available, and ability to modify it. So my friend who is working on a totally bespoke database can draw elements of source code from other databases built by others, even if those other products have little to do with what he's making. Weber's second element is that open-source is based on principles and values rather than efficiency.
Given these key elements, can we expect to produce "open everything'? Under what circumstances does an open-source model translate outside of software? To investigate this I've started watching the nascent movement towards open hardware development. Of course, hardware is a physical product with manufacturing costs. But if we think the design and production process, there are some clear opportunities to create an open source production ecology.
First, hardware designs are not material objects. They are, like software, intellectual products. Currently, most hardware production is based on patented designs. But hardware hackers (or hobbyists) can upload, view and download designs at OpenCores, which also allows would-be manufacturers to produce prototypes of their chip designs. Second, the realms of software and hardware are converging. The cost of developing software-controlled chipsets is dropping, with the major cost now being the software development itself.
The larger issue is how to grow an open source development and production ecology. In software development, one aspect of this ecology is the licensing framework, which identifies free software and makes using source code conditional on releasing any subsequent source code. How could this happen in the hardware world? How would a prospective hardware (re)designer know that the amazing mobile widget she/he was holding had an open design?
The solution, according to a nascent coalition called the Open Hardware and Design Alliance (OHANDA – watch this space) would be to develop a trademark sticker, to identify a piece of open hardware. The sticker would include a registration key, pointing to a design held in a repository somewhere. Then that design could be reused.
This potential intervention raises some interesting questions about "open everything." How do open ecosystems grow? How modular do the "open" elements have to be? (it would be obviously more valuable to have a few, easy-to-use open hardware models than one design that's difficult to reuse). And finally, what are the defining values of openness? OHANDA may provide some important lessons.
This entry was posted in OII, technology (society) on December 10, 2009 by Alison.
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Since 1997, the Global Geodynamics Project (GGP) stations have used a text-based data format. The main drawback of this type of data coding is the lack of data integrity during the data flow processing. As a result, metadata and even data must be checked by human operators. In this paper, we propose a new format for representing the GGP data. This new format is based on the eXtensible Markup Language (XML).


Children's bedrooms should be pleasantly furnished, equipped and decorated in a manner appropriate to their individual needs, interests and choices.
Children of an appropriate age and level of understanding should be encouraged and supported to purchase furniture, equipment or decorations; preferably as part of a plan to prepare the child for independence.
If it is necessary to do so, to protect children or their belongings or to develop their sense of independence, bedrooms may be fitted with locks or other forms of security. If locks are fitted, keys may be made available to children.
Unless there are exceptional circumstances, staff should knock the door before entering children's bedrooms; and then only enter with their permission.
Children placed on an emergency basis may not share bedrooms (other than with siblings) until an assessment has been carried out to ascertain their views and the views of those who already sleep in the bedroom. Apart from this, a request to change or share a bedroom will be given serious consideration by the Home's Manager.
However, not more than two children may share a bedroom and children may not share bedrooms unless the child(ren) freely agree to the arrangement, they are of the same gender and similar age (other than siblings). Before coming to a decision, the Home's Manager will undertake an assessment to ascertain the wishes and views of the child who already occupies the bedroom and will consult relevant social workers.
Children may not receive visitors in their bedrooms unless has been agreed by the social worker, the children's views and wishes have been obtained, considered and the arrangements are outlined in the relevant Placement Plan.
To ensure the safety of the young person or others, it may be appropriate to monitor exit and entry from a child's bedroom outside of normal waking hours with the use of a silent alarm that is triggered when a door is opened.
Such devices may only be used if outlined in the Home's Statement of Purpose and the arrangements set out in relevant Children's Placement Plans.
The use of the door alarms is reviewed regularly as to their appropriateness of use.


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Q: syscall from within GCC inline assembly is it possible to write a single character using a syscall from within an inline assembly block? if so, how? it should look "something" like this:
__asm__ __volatile__
                    (
                     " movl $1,  %%edx \n\t"
                     " movl $80, %%ecx \n\t"
                     " movl $0,  %%ebx \n\t"
                     " movl $4,  %%eax \n\t"
                     " int $0x80       \n\t"
                     ::: "%eax", "%ebx", "%ecx", "%edx"
                    );

$80 is 'P' in ascii, but that returns nothing.
any suggestions much appreciated!

A: You can use architecture-specific constraints to directly place the arguments in specific registers, without needing the movl instructions in your inline assembly. Furthermore, then you can then use the & operator to get the address of the character:
#include <sys/syscall.h>

void sys_putc(char c) {
    // write(int fd, const void *buf, size_t count);
    int ret;
    asm volatile("int $0x80"
            : "=a"(ret)                    // outputs
            : "a"(SYS_write), "b"(1), "c"(&c), "d"(1)  // inputs
            : "memory");                   // clobbers
}

int main(void) {
    sys_putc('P');
    sys_putc('\n');
}

(Editor's note: the "memory" clobber is needed, or some other way of telling the compiler that the memory pointed-to by &c is read.  How can I indicate that the memory *pointed* to by an inline ASM argument may be used?)

(In this case, =a(ret) is needed to indicate that the syscall clobbers EAX.  We can't list EAX as a clobber because we need an input operand to use that register.  The "a" constraint is like "r" but can only pick AL/AX/EAX/RAX.  )
$ cc -m32 sys_putc.c && ./a.out
P

You could also return the number of bytes written that the syscall returns, and use "0" as a constraint to indicate EAX again:
int sys_putc(char c) {
    int ret;
    asm volatile("int $0x80" : "=a"(ret) : "0"(SYS_write), "b"(1), "c"(&c), "d"(1) : "memory");
    return ret;
}

Note that on error, the system call return value will be a -errno code like -EBADF (bad file descriptor) or -EFAULT (bad pointer).
The normal libc system call wrapper functions check for a return value of unsigned eax > -4096UL and set errno + return -1.

Also note that compiling with -m32 is required: the 64-bit syscall ABI uses different call numbers (and registers), but this asm is hard-coding the slow way of invoking the 32-bit ABI, int $0x80.
Compiling in 64-bit mode will get sys/syscall.h to define SYS_write with 64-bit call numbers, which would break this code.  So would 64-bit stack addresses even if you used the right numbers.  What happens if you use the 32-bit int 0x80 Linux ABI in 64-bit code? - don't do that.

A: IIRC, two things are wrong in your example.
Firstly, you're writing to stdin with mov $0, %ebx
Second, write takes a pointer as it's second argument, so to write a single character you need that character stored somewhere in memory, you can't write the value directly to %ecx
ex:
.data
char: .byte 80
.text
mov $char, %ecx

I've only done pure asm in Linux, never inline using gcc, you can't drop data into the middle of the assembly, so I'm not sure how you'd get the pointer using inline assembly.
EDIT: I think I just remembered how to do it. you could push 'p' onto the stack and use %esp
pushw $80
movl %%esp, %%ecx
... int $0x80 ...
addl $2, %%esp

A: Something like

char p = 'P';

int main()
{
__asm__ __volatile__
                    (
                     " movl $1,  %%edx \n\t"
                     " leal p , %%ecx \n\t"
                     " movl $0,  %%ebx \n\t"
                     " movl $4,  %%eax \n\t"
                     " int $0x80       \n\t"
                     ::: "%eax", "%ebx", "%ecx", "%edx"
                    );
}

Add: note that I've used lea to Load the Effective Address of the char into ecx register; for the value of ebx I tried $0 and $1 and it seems to work anyway ...
Avoid the use of external char
int main()
{
__asm__ __volatile__
                    (
                     " movl $1,  %%edx \n\t"
                     " subl $4, %%esp \n\t"
                     " movl $80, (%%esp)\n\t"
                     " movl %%esp, %%ecx \n\t"
                     " movl $1,  %%ebx \n\t"
                     " movl $4,  %%eax \n\t"
                     " int $0x80       \n\t"
                     " addl $4, %%esp\n\t"
                     ::: "%eax", "%ebx", "%ecx", "%edx"
                    );
}
N.B.: it works because of the endianness of intel processors! :D


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A founding member of Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver shares the story of his rise to the pinnacle of fame and fortune, his struggles with alcoholism and drug addiction, his personal crash and burn, and his phoenix-like transformation via a unique path to sobriety.
In 1984, at the age of twenty, Duff McKagan left his native Seattle—partly to pursue music but mainly to get away from a host of heroin overdoses then decimating his closest group of friends in the local punk scene. In L.A. only a few weeks and still living in his car, he answered a want ad for a bass player placed by someone who identified himself only as "Slash." Soon after, the most dangerous band in the world was born. Guns N' Roses went on to sell more than 100 million albums worldwide.
In It's So Easy, Duff recounts Guns' unlikely trajectory to a string of multiplatinum albums, sold-out stadium concerts, and global acclaim. But that kind of glory can take its toll, and it did—ultimately—on Duff, as well as on the band itself. As Guns began to splinter, Duff felt that he himself was done, too. But his near death as a direct result of alcoholism proved to be his watershed, the turning point that sent him on a unique path to sobriety and the unexpected choices he has made for himself since.
In a voice that is as honest as it is indelibly his own, Duff—one of rock's smartest and most articulate personalities—takes readers on his harrowing journey through the dark heart of one of the most notorious bands in rock and roll history and out the other side.


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How the Internet Lead Paris' Last Erotic Cinema to Close its Door
Jade Cuttle
The Beverley, the last erotic cinema in Paris, in operation for more than three decades, is set to close after losing customers to easily available internet porn. At its peak, it sold 1500–1600 tickets a week.
After more than thirty years, The Beverley Cinema owner, Maurice Laroche, has decided to retire. Working seven days a week, the cinema screened erotic films on a loop throughout the day, with customers typically paying £10 a ticket.
"In the early 1980s, the atmosphere was happy. There were 20 porn cinemas in Paris and 110 across France," Maurice told Le Parisien, reminiscing over the times before the 1970s, when any French cinema could include pornographic films on its program.
Sadly, ticket sales have drastically decreased since 1975, when the government made these explicit films X-rated, forcing customers to search for them elsewhere. "Today, when we sell 600 tickets a week, we are happy. Twenty years ago, we sold 1500–1600," Maurice says.
Erotic films were popular among couples in the '60s | © Jeremy Noble / Flickr
At its peak, The Beverley used to organize couples nights on Thursdays and Saturdays, where partners could watch erotic films together. "Fifteen years ago, a couple came to introduce me to their baby, conceived, according to them, at Beverley!" Maurice says.
Viewer ages range from 18 to 101, claims Maurice, insisting that the venue attracts customers from across the societal spectrum.
The last erotic cinema of London, The Office, was shut down last year only days after it had opened. The cinema had not been granted a license and so was shut down by a furious landlord.
The Berverley Cinema, 14 Rue de la Ville Neuve, Paris, France, +33 1 40 26 00 69


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Q: add Qrcode to powerbuilder 10.5 datawindow We use powerbuilder10.5  - dataWindow  to view  Reports  from  Sybase Database ,
is There any way to generate QR Code to the and add it to the Report

A: You will have to either write your own COM .dll or find one online to use in PowerBuilder.  There are many, many of these available via an online search (one such component is QRCoder, written in .Net-C#).  In a nutshell these take a string and then output a bitmap / image.  You will then have to place the bitmap into the report in an image column.


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Kansas City er et byområde på grænsen mellem delstaten Missouri og deltaten Kansas i USA.

Byområdet Kansas City består primært af byen Kansas City, Missouri der ligger i delstaten Missouri, men også af byen Kansas City, Kansas i delstaten Kansas. Desuden består byområdet også af en række forstader i begge delstater her i blandt Olathe, Kansas, Independence, Missouri, Overland Park, Kansas, Blue Springs, Missouri, Lees Summit, Missouri og Shawnee, Kansas.

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Marwa Ben Aissa founded Shoofping Inc back in June 2016 from her student residency room in Montreal. After returning from an unforgettable startup experience in Hong Kong with the company Dragon Law, she was inspired and ready to take the jump to start her own business. She discovered Augmented reality by receiving a gift made for childrens from her Hong konger best friend. She suddenly knew that combining her passion for fashion with the latest technologies will transform the world into a better place.
Back to Montreal in March 2016, she started researching and looking for a technical co founder for Shoofping. She applyed to several programs to present her first demo of Virtual Try On but she failed spectacularly by being rejected to join incubators programs like Y Combinator.
Marwa is a keynote speaker, is heavily involved in Tunisia's startup scene. After raising 100 USD in August 2017 by a former Microsoft Manager Asia, she helps women and young entrepreneurs prepare their first round of investments.
Marwa is extremely passionate about promoting entrepreneurship among woman and young entrepreneurs so she founded in 2014 an entrepreneurs blog to encourage Tunisian small business owners that aim to to conquer the world.
– Shoofping : Mythe Du Dévouement De Marwa Ben AISSA .