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Philam Life tax issues stall Philplans expansion
Ted P. Torres (The Philippine Star) - November 9, 2014 - 12:00am
MANILA, Philippines - The unresolved tax issues involving Philippine American Life and General Insurance Co. have been affecting the expansion plans of Philplans First Inc., a top company official said.
Philplans chairman Monico Jacob said without the resolution and subsequent tax payments by Philam Life to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), the tax clearances needed to register the sale of Philam Plans and Philhealthcare could not be obtained.
The Tanco Groups' Philplans acquired Philam Plans and Philhealthcare from Philam Life in 2009.
However, the BIR has not released the certificate authorizing registration (CAR) due to certain tax issue. Without the CAR, interested local and foreign investors of Philplans have remained on the sidelines.
All business arrangements and payments between Philam Life and the Tanco Group in relation to the sale through an auction have been long resolved, except for the CAR issue.
In fact, Philplans, now the leading pre-need company, was formed from the acquisition exercise.
"The Tanco Group has suffered due to the five-year delay. Corporate integrity is an issue here," Jacob said in a statement.
Meanwhile, the AIA Group Ltd. and subsidiary Philam Life said in a joint statement that the issue of tax obligations "is a matter we have presented to the courts following advice from our legal counsel."
"The matter before the courts is the amount of the BIR assessment related to that transaction. Since this is a matter before the court, we are not able to go into the basis for that appeal, but we can say that we will fully abide by the decision of the court regarding that action. This is an action that is not uncommon in such transactions and one that is consistent with our fiduciary responsibility to our shareholders," the AIA/Philam Life statement said.
Philam Life has appealed its tax case to the pertinent courts and is still subject to deliberations. The insurer, however, refused to discuss the matter beyond the statement as it is in the sala of the jurisprudence.
The statement further read: "This is a matter that will be resolved as soon as the court has made a decision on the appeal. In the meantime, as always, we will continue to honor all obligations to all of our stakeholders and to comply fully with our fiscal obligations."
On the sale of its subsidiaries in 2009, it said: "Philplans First Inc. is aware of the status of this matter because the management of that company and their legal counsel have been kept apprised of these developments as the discussions with the BIR have been carried out."
"The discussions between our company and BIR have no impact on the sale of our subsidiaries or their ability to operate them as they see fit as the full beneficial owner."
The Tanco conglomerate includes the STI Education Systems Holdings (STI Education Services group, STI Colleges and Education Centers, iAcademy, and De Los Santos College-STI College of Health Professionals); and STI Investments (PhilPlans, PhilCare and Philippine Life Financial Assurance Corp.). Its other major business interests are Asian Terminals Inc., Philippine Women's University (PWU) and Jose Abad Santos Memorial School (JASMS).
Philam Life is one of the largest life insurance and financial institutions in the country, while AIA Inc. is one of the largest financial and insurance institutions in the Asia Pacific region.
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Macquarie puts faith in Asia-Pac solar
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August 14, 2018 Max Hall
One brand, several owners: The Conergy story took another twist this morning.
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The glut of solar panels and cells it is expected will pour out of China after a cooling in domestic demand may mean strife for manufacturers there but the resulting fall in prices is enough to have prompted global infrastructure investment company Macquarie to take a punt on solar.
The Green Investment Group (GIG) bought by Macquarie from the U.K. government a year ago this morning announced the acquisition of Conergy Asia & ME from U.S.-based financial giants Tennenbaum Capital Partners and Goldman Sachs for an undisclosed sum.
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Another twist for Conergy brand
The move will spark another change of owner for staff at Conergy, which started out as a solar manufacturer in Hamburg, Germany, before falling victim to the first wave of cheap Chinese panels in July 2013. U.S.-based private equity firm Kawa Capital Management acquired the brand and development business at that point, and sold the company on to Tennebaum and Goldman Sachs last August.
Neil Arora, Head of Macquarie Capital for Asia and the Middle East, said: "We are pleased to enhance our solar energy capabilities from development through to design, engineering, procurement and delivery management, to build on Macquarie Capital's solar energy track record across Asia Pacific. Today's acquisition will also further strengthen our battery storage expertise and allow us to pursue other investment opportunities in a rapidly-growing region for the renewables sector."
Daniel Wong, Global Co-head of Infrastructure and Energy for Macquarie Capital, said: "This acquisition underscores our ambition for the Green Investment Group to advance its position as a world leading developer and investor in green energy projects in Asia and globally – across offshore wind, onshore wind, solar, waste to energy, battery storage and energy efficiency. I'm delighted to welcome the Conergy team to GIG."
Max Hall
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FIN-CLARIN Data management policy (DMPol)
1. FIN-CLARIN overview and division of responsibilities
2 Management of FIN-CLARIN data developed by partner research projects
2.1 Existing data management policies and activities of partners
Table 1. Data management policies and guidelines of FIN-CLARIN partners
2.2 FIN-CLARIN Data management principles and guidelines
Table 2. Recommended and supported data management solutions
2.3 FIN-CLARIN-provided data management tools
2.4 Implementing data management training and instruction
3 Management of FIN-CLARIN internal data
3.1 Types of data
3.2 Documentation and quality
3.3 Storage and backup
3.4 Ethics and legal compliance
3.5 Data sharing and long-term preservation
FIN-CLARIN is a distributed infrastructure. The FIN-CLARIN partners handle production of language technology and resources relatively independently. As an infrastructure, FIN-CLARIN has three primary strategies to promote good data management: training, support, and infrastructure design. FIN-CLARIN as a consortium gives guidance and requirements for publishing datasets and open access publishing.
The data and technology produced by FIN-CLARIN can be divided into two parts:
Data sets and technologies developed by scientific research projects of the FIN-CLARIN partners. These resources are owned and handled by the FIN-CLARIN partners. The partners are responsible for their own storage and open access according to their guidelines and policies. The resources are language-oriented, and are highly valuable from a scientific point of view.
FIN-CLARIN internal data on infrastructure usage, including technical information and statistics. This data is relatively small in scope, and is handled by CSC – IT Center for Science Ltd. following the processes and requirements set by CLARIN ERIC and EGI (the European Grid Infrastructure). This quantitative data is valuable for further development of FIN-CLARIN.
The researchers and data owners using FIN-CALRIN have ultimate responsibility for the type 1 data management. However, FIN-CLARIN shares technical expertise and good scientific practices. The DMP allows FIN-CLARIN to reach a significant number of users within Finland. To this end, FIN-CLARIN makes information on data management a key part of its activities.
To facilitate the data management, FIN-CLARIN requires partners to follow open access policies, and provides this DMP with general principles within the infrastructure, and detailed Data Management guidelines that take into account the specific policies and environments of each partner and gives partner and discipline-specific advice.
In this section, we describe our support for managing the tools and data from research projects using the FIN-CLARIN infrastructure.
The FIN-CLARIN partners already have individual data management practices. Through the collaboration in FIN-CLARIN, the lessons from these programs can be spread among institutions in the same way as FIN-CLARIN supports knowledge transfer.
As FIN-CLARIN partners already have their own data management support and policies, they will be adhered to. These are published on the web and listed in Table 1. All of them take into account data management throughout the data lifecycle, from planning to archiving and reuse.
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Furthermore, each partner will name a data management contact person, who is in charge of enforcing this policy at his or her location. They will provide partner-specific user support and training.
FIN-CLARIN is an infrastructure, and thus day-to-day data management must ultimately be done by end-users. In order to ensure that users follow the DMPol, we recommend initial training in data management. For projects applying for restricted resources, we require an initial data management plan before access is granted. This ensures that users consider data management as part of their research.
Primarily, we recommend that users follow the existing partner data management guidelines with respect to openness and dissemination. When possible, we extend and improve these guidelines with focus on scientific research and seek to resolve any potential conflicts between policies.
The consortium expects compliance with the data management guidelines, and all partner sites provide support to their users of the infrastructure. We continually update the guidelines with current best practices and the latest recommended services.
FIN-CLARIN as an infrastructure covers the data mid-life cycle, i.e. the actual storage and computation. However, the FIN-CLARIN support services cover all stages of the data lifecycle. FIN-CLARIN is committed to open science principles and open publishing. The data guidelines further explain the recommendations of implementing this and how to leverage existing services.
FIN-CLARIN provides a landing page on data management with information on data management specific to language technology and resources. It contains both new information and links to CLARIN ERIC as well as national and partner-specific information, including local contacts. This information is available for central use as well as for partner-specific documentation.
The consortium publishes the data management policy as well as practical data guidelines and collate advice on data management practices on its website.
FIN-CLARIN recommends open science principles and open access publishing. For implementing this, FIN-CLARIN recommends using suitable existing services such as DMPTuuli for project data management planning, the upcoming national digital preservation service portfolio for research, as well as international services such as Zenodo and EUDAT. See Table 2.
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All relevant publications must be reported according to each organization's guidelines, ensuring they are sent to the national VIRTA publication reporting system. In general, this is done through the university reporting systems, which are also used for our internal reporting and acknowledgement of the infrastructure. All publications produced using the FIN-CLARIN infrastructure should include a reference to the technologies and resources provided by the infrastructure. The references to be used are the persistent identifiers given by the infrastructure through the reference service, e.g. Digital Morphology Archives.
Research data that is prepared for sharing has to be stored either in the IDA service, or in a similar organizational/national/international archive. When choosing a storage and sharing service, the user must consider legal and ethical issues and ensure that the stability and availability of the chosen service are suitable for long-term storage. The service must also give a persistent identifier for the datasets so that there is a way to refer to the resource. We recommend that all datasets are stored in a service from which they can be shared and that they are licensed so that others can use them (e.g. Creative Commons licenses).
The choice of licenses has to be done taking into account legal and ethical aspects of the data. Software and databases have their own license recommendations. For open datasets, we recommend Creative Commons BY 4.0 and for open metadata CC0. The former requires attribution to the original creator and the latter waives all rights ensuring maximum visibility for metadata.
All tools and datasets must be described in META-SHARE or Virtual Language Observatory. If a resource is described in another service, there must be a reference to either of these descriptions (for instance with a persistent identifier). The description of a dataset has to include administrative, technical and descriptive metadata according to current standards. The goal is to ensure good discoverability of the resource and adequate levels of information for others to evaluate the possibility for reuse. In addition to the metadata description, a link to the resource and possible license information has to be included. All resources produced using FIN-CLARIN should include a reference to the infrastructure service.
FIN-CLARIN provides a variety of tools for integration with the data life cycle.
Each partner provides core day-to-day data storage for research activities. In general, this storage space is large and fast, but not backed up. A smaller home directory space is provided for backed up code and critical configurations. For large data storage, the partner storage locations must be used for back-up unless a separate agreement is made with CSC. Each partner offers integration with its local resources. Data can be stored both in individual user folders, or in group folders for collaboration. In all cases, data is protected by file system permissions.
FIN-CLARIN has installed commands in its computing environment, which allow direct access to the IDA storage service. This allows direct staging to and from long-term storage. The ePouta cloud service provides several tiers of data storage: default, non-backed up disks, high-performance IO storage, and normal backed up storage.
By far, the hardest data management problems are on the end-user side, where we assist through our consortium training processes. Support is provided both nationally and locally, with the consortium serving as a conduit for best practices to be shared. Local support staff is able to provide the most useful support. The goal is to nationalize local best practices as well as promote CLARIN ERIC standards.
FIN-CLARIN, as part of its data management activities, organizes events for data management planning and roadshows to all the partners providing targeted training and offering support for the FIN-CLARIN partners, so that they can better support their researchers. The consortium makes use of the Open science training material as well as CSC's existing training framework including training on data science and data management.
In this section, we outline the data produced by FIN-CLARIN in the daily operation of its services.
Primarily, FIN-CLARIN internal data contains status, usage, and job statistics. This is primarily useful for reporting and development of FIN-CLARIN services. Data is collected automatically by FIN-CLARIN services as a normal part of the usage of the FIN-CLARIN platforms and services. For example, the search tools contains records of all executed searches. This provides data automatically in a structured and interoperable form. All software and automated configurations are considered data.
Since the FIN-CLARIN centralized service setup is automatic, the software stack collecting the data is known and reproducible. Because all data comes from standard open source systems, documentation and structuring is automatic. We will prefer the standard forms from these systems when releasing the data, and defer most documentation to the authoritative upstream sources by linking. Data quality matches that of the CLARIN infrastructure: the data documents the actual performance of the systems.
FIN-CLARIN operational data is backed up as a part of normal operations of systems of this scale. The total size of the data is small relative to the capacity of the FIN-CLARIN systems.
The relevant operational data is non-personal and FIN-CLARIN can release it independently. Usage data may be released only in a sufficiently anonymous and aggregated form. Partners, in conjunction with guidelines produced by FIN-CLARIN, will conduct anonymization.
The infrastructure data is reported as part of the annual reporting. Summaries are also included in FIN-CLARIN and partner reports.
Software and other code is made available from the CSC organization account under appropriate free software and open source licenses (e.g. MIT, GPLv3+).
A copy of the deposited item is placed in the backed-up long-term preservation system of the repository. The item is read from the storage from time to time to ensure that the deposited item is still accessible and readable with existing software. In case of difficulties, a recovery procedure is invoked.
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Briefing: Tillamook County Creamery Association Invests in $23 million Expansion
Tillamook County Creamery Association formed in 1909, when 10 independent cheese plants joined together in an effort to control quality and strengthen marketing initiatives. Today, the Association comprises of nearly 140 dairy families, bringing a range of quality dairy products to the national market. In 1998, Tillamook County Creamery Association devised a 10-year plan to maximize efficiency and new technologies, resulting in a new cheese processing plant in Tillamook, Oregon and an automated warehouse supplied by Westfalia Technologies, Inc., which was part of an overall $23 million dollar plant expansion.
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Challenge: Moving More Products – Faster
Operating since April 2000, the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (AS/RS) was upgraded in 2007 by Westfalia, to keep up with advances in technology. The improvements included upgrades to the facility's Storage and Retrieval Machine (S/RM), programmable logic code (PLC) and new drive and positioning technology. While the existing AS/RS performed as required, Tillamook's sales growth was placing increasing demands on their system. Once they became aware that advances in technology could improve the AS/RS operations, Tillamook decided to upgrade their automated warehouse. Upgrading the S/RM controls would make it work faster and smoother. Updating the WMS would improve the speed, accuracy and reliability of the warehouse product flows.
Solution: Upgrading the AS/RS and WMS
As part of the AS/RS upgrades, the controls on the S/RM were replaced with an Allen-Bradley ControlLogix solution, which can be accessed remotely via VPN for easier troubleshooting by Westfalia's Service Department. Horizontal and vertical drive systems were upgraded to SEW Eurodrive, while mechanical encoder positioning devices were replaced with a SICK laser positioning system on the horizontal and vertical axis.
Westfalia's Warehouse Management System (WMS) controls and optimizes the product flows throughout the facility. Products are tracked by bar code for easy identification and pallet storage. This results in a controlled, paperless environment that coordinates order picking and processing with the host computer. Westfalia's WMS at Tillamook, a predecessor of our recent Savanna.NET® WMS, has proven its ease of use, reducing training time, and resulting in faster more efficient product flows. Westfalia updated the communication infrastructure between the S/RM, Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Conveyor System, replacing an infrared and a second hardwired interface with a Wireless LAN, thereby eliminating electrical interference issues due to mechanical wear. In addition, all conveyor PLC and WMS communication interfaces have been brought up to the most recent Westfalia standard.
Key factors contributing to the success of the project and its shorter-than-expected down time included single-source supply and open lines of communication between TCCA and Westfalia in the weeks and months leading up to the eight day shutdown. Substituting the complete control cabinets instead of just individual components reduced downtime of the system, allowed for a smooth start up due to extensive pre-installation testing of hardware and software, and allowed for bringing all controls equipment up to date.
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How hardness of life can change your mind about good and evil, even reality. Title comes from number of cubes used for the film, and is also number of frames.
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↵a A comparison of single- and multiple-dose efficacies with standard antimalarials or KAF156 was performed. For single-dose efficacy, the mice were dosed 24 h after infection. The percent parasitemia was measured 72 h after infection, and mouse survival was monitored. For multiple-dose efficacy, the mice were dosed daily for 3 days (24, 48, and 72 h after infection) or 4 days (6, 24, 48, and 72 h after infection [see column 1]) at the indicated doses. The percent parasitemia was measured 96 h after infection, and mouse survival was monitored. GFP-ANKA was used in the reference study with chloroquine, mefloquine, and artesunate, and parasitemia was determined by fluorescence-activated cell sorting analysis. No significant differences were observed with GFP-ANKA and ANKA strains for these compounds. Data are means calculated from two independent experiments, with n = 5 mice for each experiment.
↵b *, Ethanol-Tween 80-water (3/7/90); †, 5% Solutol HS15; ‡, 10% ethanol, 30% PEG400, 60% Vit E TPGS.
↵c The survival of control animals was 6 to 7 days.
↵d Cure, no parasites present at day 30.


After the meeting, it is crucial that reviewers update their critiques as well as the criterion scores so they reflect the final scores/comments from the meeting. If your scores and comments did not change as a result of the discussion, it is not necessary to update them after the meeting.
Reviewers will have until the end of the 'Edit Phase' in IAR to update their critiques and criterion scores.
To update a critique, edit the critique Word document and then upload it into IAR. This will override the previous critique. Do not delete the previous critique.
When you upload the critique, you will also be able to update the criterions scores. You cannot update the 'Preliminary/Overall Impact' score since it was submitted at the meeting.
Brief eRA video tutorial that provides instructions on submitting critiques and criterion scores.


Each year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) publishes a list of the ten most common violations it issues on construction sites.
Last year's top ten violations are the same as in 2015. In fact, despite the educational and safety materials that saturate the industry, the violations that make up the annual list are usually always the same.
On average, 988 construction workers die on the job each year; around 3 million more get hurt. At The Korte Company, we think our workers are too important to put at risk. When we say we take safety seriously, we mean it. Our approach is simple: No cutting corners, no matter what.
Listed below are the ten most common safety violations from 2016 and what you should do to avoid them.
Fall protection – Contractors should first try to eliminate fall hazards altogether. This means doing as much work as possible from the safety of solid ground in advance before components are lifted and installed at height. This reduces the number of people put at risk of falling. If fall hazards can't be eliminated, they need to be controlled. Preparatory meetings should inform workers of the identified hazards as well as the safety equipment recommended to control them. Only workers with proper fall prevention training should work at height.
Hazard communication – Avoid hazard communication violations by creating, implementing and monitoring on-site hazard communication plans (HazComs). If projects include any dangerous chemicals or substances, all containers must be properly labeled and the substances' safety data sheets (SDS) must be easily accessible. Workers must know the treatment procedures for exposure to any of the substances present on a site.
Scaffolds – Planning is key. Any work that will require scaffolding should be mapped out well in advance in preparatory meetings. After plans are made, scaffolding should be installed, used, maintained and removed only under the direction of a competent person with the proper training. Authorized workers should be the only individuals working on scaffolds and must be trained to conduct their tasks safely while working at heights.
Respiratory protection – In pre-planning, all respiratory hazards on a job must be identified. If they cannot be eliminated, they must be controlled. Written respiratory protection plans are required and must be readily available. Respiratory protection must only be used by workers after completing a medical qualification and an appropriate fit test. The protection should be rated and appropriate for the given hazard.
Lockout / tagout – Whether the equipment involves electricity, compressed air, steam, heat, fire or something else, preparatory meetings should identify items with stored energy present on a job, what hazards the items pose and how to mitigate the hazards. Workers must be trained in verifying a "no-energy presence" for the equipment. Contractors can avoid accidents by restricting access to certain equipment to only those who are trained to operate it.
Powered industrial trucks – With these vehicles, it's about training. Only trained operators shall use this equipment. They need to know the equipment, be familiar with the manufacturer's manual and always wear seatbelts and other safety equipment. Site managers should also restrict access to these vehicles to only those who are qualified to use it.
Ladders – It's simple: Users must inspect ladders prior to use. Never use ladders for tasks they're not designed to perform. For instance, don't lean step ladders against walls. Also, be aware of your footing. Never deploy a ladder on unstable or variable terrain.
Machine guarding – This citation is issued when workers are observed using saws, grinders or other powered equipment without proper guards. If a tool comes with a guard, leave it in place. Operators should be familiar with the tool's manual and only use it for manufacturer-recommended jobs. Operators can enhance their safety further by tying back long hair and not wearing baggy clothing while operating tools with moving parts.
Electrical wiring and electrical, general requirements – These citations are similar, and avoiding them essentially amounts to making sure electrical wiring is installed properly. With temporary lighting or wiring, workers should ensure ground pins and outlets are functioning properly and that extension cords are free of nicks or cuts. All power outlets must include GFCI devices. Workers who have problems or questions regarding electrical wiring should consult trained electricians. Workers without the proper qualifications should never attempt to resolve electrical problems on their own.
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title: Upgrade API Analyzer tool
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description: This article show how you can use the  Upgrade API Analyzer tool in order to easily upgrade your application.
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# Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer

With every release of UI for WinForms, we try to avoid introducing changes that affect the public API. However, sometimes such changes are needed for the product to evolve. We understand that this could cause issues when are upgrading your application to the latest Telerik release. That is why we have the **Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer**, its purpose is to make your upgrade process easier by comparing both versions and determining the problematic areas.

Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer could be used when upgrading your desktop application such as WPF or WinForms as well as your Silverlight or ASP.NET Web application.

**Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer** currently supports Telerik releases from R1 2015 up to current version. Additional releases can be added upon request.

>tip If you get a message saying that the DataFlow assmbly cannot be found you may need to install the [Microsoft build tools](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48159)

## Why Do You Need This Tool?

In short, the __Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer__ tool will help you with the upgrade of the Telerik controls to a newer version. It thoroughly analyzes the code of your project and provides a list of the changes found between the currently used release and the release you're planning to upgrade to. Such changes could include obsolete and removed methods and properties as well as modified methods and properties. Additionally, the tool points out the exact piece of code that is affected by a certain change and in cases that involve an obsolete method/property, the tool gives suggestions of how to modify that code.

>important At this stage of development, Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer checks only the **C#** code of your application.

## Where Do You Get Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer?

**Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer** is a **ClickOnce** application and you can download the installation file directly from [our site](http://demos.telerik.com/UpgradeAPIAnalyzer/setup.exe).

>tip The tool relies on **Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2** and if you haven't got the framework on your machine, the setup of the tool installs it automatically.

## How Do You Use The Tool?

Running the __Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer__ opens the screen shown in __Figure 1__.

#### __Figure 1: Initial screen of  Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer__

![](images/upgrade-api-analyzer_0.png)

All you need to do is:

1. Choose the platform.

2. Select the current version of Telerik assemblies you are using.

3. Select the version you would like to upgrade to.

    The three comboboxes are populated on the fly depending on your choices, so you should select the desired values consecutively.

4. Open the solution you're planning to upgrade.

>tipYou can also run the Telerik Upgrade API Analyzer from the [Upgrade Project Wizard]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/visual-studio-extensions/upgrade-project%}), by clicking the *Compatibility* button (see **Figure 2**). In this case, the tool opens with *Technology*, *Your Version* and *Version to Upgrade* parameters pointed out in the wizard. When Upgrade API Analyzer is started directly through the *Compatibility* button without installing the tool first, the installation starts automatically. In case .NET Framework 4.5.2 is not present on your machine, the application prompts you to install it manually at the end of the installation.

#### __Figure 2: Compatibility button in Upgrade Project Wizard__

![](images/upgrade-api-analyzer_5.png)

The tool starts analyzing the code, as shown in __Figure 3__, and lists all the changes found between both versions, as demonstrated in __Figure 4__.

#### __Figure 3: The tool starts analyzing as soon as you open a solution__

![](images/upgrade-api-analyzer_1.png)

#### __Figure 4: Upgrade API Analyzer lists the found differences__

![](images/upgrade-api-analyzer_2.png)

__Upgrade API Analyzer__ provides a detailed list of the found differences between both versions in a convenient way for reviewing.  The tool uses [RadGridView for WPF](http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/wpf/controls/radgridview/overview2.html) to present the results, so you can benefit from its features such as sorting, filtering and resizing columns.

For each of the changes, you can see the following information:

* __Difference__: It could be Obsolete, Deleted and Modified.

By default, the Modified changes are not shown as they actually indicate that there is an internal change in the method/class, which does not affect its function as a whole and does not require any action from your side. Still, you could see the __Modified__ changes by updating the Filter of the __Difference__ column as shown in __Figure 5__.

#### __Figure 5: Displaying all the changes found including the Modified ones.__

![](images/upgrade-api-analyzer_3.png)

* __Kind__: It could be Type, Property, Method, and Field.
* __Node__: The name of the Type/Property/Method/Field.
* __Assembly__: The assembly where the change is found.
* __Message__: Presents a kind of "What to do now?" message; gives additional information on what action should be taken regarding the concrete change in order to make the upgrade flawless.
* __Project__: The project where the change resides.
* __Source__: The file in the project where the change is found.
* __Line__: The exact line in the source file.
* __Character__: The character in the previously set line.

Additionally, __Upgrade API Analyzer__ provides the option to save the gathered information for a later moment through the __Export button__ in the upper right corner, as shown in __Figure 6__. The data will be arranged and exported to a HTML document. The exported information include the currently visible (filtered) data in the grid.

#### __Figure 6: API Analyzer provides export to a HTML document__

![](images/upgrade-api-analyzer_4.png)

## Do You Have a Question?

__Upgrade API Analyzer__ is a subject of current and future development and we'd appreciate any feedback you might have regarding the tool. Let us know what you'd expect the tool to do and whether you've experienced any issues with it. Your feedback will help us prioritize our plans for adding the most requested features.

Please send us your comments either through the Feedback link inside __API Analyzer__ or directly at [UpgradeApiAnalyzer@telerik.com](mailto:UpgradeApiAnalyzer@telerik.com).

Additionally, please review the Frequently Asked Questions section in the [API Analyzer Helps Upgrading Telerik Projects](http://www.telerik.com/blogs/api-analyzer-helps-upgrading-telerik-projects) blog post.

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Hong Kong is a city of urban chaos. It has everything that you could have ever thought could happen in an urban city. The unprecedented enigma and energy that the city offers to its visitors can only be compared with Vegas. This place offers beautiful infrastructures, ravishing supermarkets, dazzling nightlife, beautiful natural sorroundings, beaches and basically almost everything you can wish for in a place.
A place like Hong Kong can't be summed up in few words. No wonder it is called the 'Global City of Asia.' Every street has something unique waiting for you to discover. You can't just presume how the city feels like, you have to experience it. You would know why there's no place like Hong Kong anywhere in the world. If you wish to visit Hong Kong son enough, use these Agoda promo codes and save some money for expenditures in Hong Kong.
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This is the longest walkway system that has been constructed over a length of 800 metres. This escalator serves as basic commune option for thousands of people every day. This extravagant structure is so famous that it has become one of the must-visit places of Hong Kong. After all, one can't get to see this much long escalator on a daily basis. There are many bars, restaurants and cases that are built alongside and each one of which has something or the other, unique thing to offer.
It is considered to be the most enjoyable place on earth and this, by no means, is an exaggeration. The place might be perceived as if it is for children, but trust me, it can give adults as much dose of joy as they couldn't have even expected. It forces adults to revisit and embrace those days of childhood. There are unbelievable rides including one of the largest roller coaster. The place has dedicated lands to different cartoon characters. It feels like a dream to be walking along with those characters whom you loved to watch on TV as a child.
This isn't just an ordinary park. It is unimaginably thrilling and enjoyable. This park is unique in the way it has been built. The rides available here are spine chilling and adrenaline pumping to the core. The fancy roller coaster called 'mine cars' offers one of the most vivacious rides as it moves down steep along the edge of a cliff. Apart from the fun rides, the park has the largest aquarium in the world. It is built in a way that would feel like seeing the marine world from the inside. There's a lot for the animal lovers at this place. Not to forget the famous Gaint Panda amongst a variety of animals.
This uphill place is notably the best place to view Hong Kong as a whole. Located over the top of a cliff, you must visit this place to experience the fun of hiking. It is unarguably one of the easiest places to hike so there's not much to worry about. To reach here, one has to take the tram which leaves you a little distance away from the top. From there you have to walk to reach the peak and after spending some time and capturing the mesmerizing panoramic view on offer, you can continue with your hiking which isn't tough for its just a slope and even a first-time hiker wouldn't find it troublesome.
This place is a tourist hub and it is always crowded with tourists from around the world. There's a reason behind the attraction garnered by this place. To begin with, there is the Harbour City shopping mall which is the largest mall in Hong Kong. You can easily assume how magnanimous it is because Hong Kong is known as the best shopping hub in the world. Then there is the cultural centre, the museum of art, Space museum all of which are special in their very own way and provide you with loads of information about the cultural history of Hong Kong. The tall skyscrapers of this place look magnificent in the night sky when they lit up.
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Since I started this Neighborhood Flea vendor thing, I have been a terrible blogger. I had big dreams of having a bunch of individual posts about the items that I made for the Fleas but alas that is not materializing. So I decided to just show you everything in one post and hope you still find me attractive to visit!
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Oh, also, anyone have any ideas why my camera might be taking worse and worse photos? I have Canon Power shot SX20 IS and it just seems to need more natural light and more natural light to take an ok picture. It is about 5 years old so maybe I just need a new camera…..
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UK FinTech Investment Landscape Unfazed by 2022
Fintech in the UK received $12.5 billion in investment in 2022, 8% less than the previous year.
Research released this week by Innovate Finance, an independent industry body representing the UK fintech community, found the decline was surprisingly resilient compared to the global average, where investment activity fell by 30%. It shows the ecosystem.
As in previous years, only the US attracted more FinTech investment than the UK, bringing in more than $39 billion in total. India rounded out the top five with $5.5 billion, Singapore with $4 billion and Germany with $2.9 billion.
Moreover, the $12.5 billion raised by UK-based firms in 2022 will exceed the FinTech investments secured by 10 European countries since then combined.
As a global financial hub, London holds the majority of UK fintech capital, attracting $10.2 billion in 2022, down 5% from the previous year. In fact, the London-based company has secured two of his five most valuable fintech funding rounds of the year.
One of them is FinTech unicorn Checkout.com, which announced a $1 billion Series D round exactly one year ago on January 12th. About a month later, his wealth management platform FNZ announced a $1.4 billion funding round to accelerate its global expansion.
However, as the macroeconomic crisis worsened last year, companies were unable to fully guard against a global slowdown in venture capital (VC) investment, testing the resilience of the local fintech sector.
In fact, Checkout.com was forced to cut its internal valuation by 72% in December after VC activity plummeted in the second half of the year.
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Macroeconomic headwinds aside, a strong culture of innovation, an established financial services sector, and an ongoing flow of talent and ideas across the country's diverse technology sectors have helped propel the UK's leading position in the global fintech scene. continue to contribute to
Commenting on the latest Innovate Research findings, the country's digital economy minister, Paul Scully, said:
He said that in 2023, the country will "maintain its lead by supporting startups, boosting digital skills and making the country an even more attractive destination for setting up, growing and investing in technology businesses." We are focused," he added.
The government has taken a proactive stance, seeking to attract investors and foster the fintech sector by signing memorandums of understanding with other countries to facilitate digital trade and promote cooperation in this area. I have tried.
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Inamullah Naveed Khan is currently Vice President Manufacturing of Engro Fertilizers. Prior to his current position, he was Project Executive of the Billion dollar, Enven 1.3 Grassroots Ammonia-Urea Project at Daharki. He holds a Civil Engineering degree from University College of Engineering, Taxila and has completed programs on advance management from INSEAD-France, Kellogg-USA and an assignment at Exxon Chemicals, Redwater – Canada.
Inam has 35-years of industry experience. 15-years have been in Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) of 4-world scale Ammonia, Urea and Methanol Complexes with Snamprogetti SpA of Italy, Exxon Chemicals and Engro Fertilizers. He was member of the core engineering team of PakVen-600, Ammonia-Urea relocation project and was assigned at Ammonia dismantling site at Pascagoula-USA for one year. He also led the debottlenecking project namely 750-KT at Daharki and was Engineering and Construction Manager for ECES-850 KT revamp project. His other 20-years' experience has been in Planning, Cost Engineering, Procurement, Project Engineering, Maintenance and Administration at Engro Fertilizers Manufacturing Complex at Daharki.
He is also secretary of PCESSDC board.


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The women's heptathlon competition at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens was held at the Olympic Stadium on 20–21 August.

Competition format
The heptathlon consists of seven track and field events, with a points system that awards higher scores for better results in each of the seven components. The seven event scores are summed to give a total for the heptathlon.

Schedule
All times are Greece Standard Time (UTC+2)

Records
, the existing World and Olympic records were as follows.

No new records were set during the competition.

Overall results
The final results of the event are in the following table.

Key

References

External links
Official Olympic Report

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Jeri Howland helped create the first certified farmers' market in San Francisco upon her emergence from UC Berkeley where she earned a Master's in Public Health Nutrition. It was a win-win, as she paired farmers with high-end consumers, such as restaurateur Alice Waters, who bought the farmers' produce for her Chez Panisse.
Now Howland, who has competed in 19 Ironman distance triathlons, is on another long-distance race. This one involves building a thriving local food system in the Sun Valley area that encourages farmers to employ new and better ways to grow more local food and offer middlemen more ways to turn what's grown here into affordable food for Wood River Valley residents.
"Back then, we realized that if we didn't have reliable markets, we couldn't keep our farmers," Howland said. "That's part of what we're facing here, as well."
Howland, senior advisor for the Sun Valley Institute, spent a day presiding over a group brainstorming ways the county can be more resilient when it comes to food at the second annual Blaine County Resilience workshop held this past week at the community Campus.
The workshop, which attracted a hundred government officials, agency and business representatives and volunteer citizens, was the second. The first, held in December, identified threats to the area's resilience in the face of changing climate. This workshop was designed to brainstorm actions that can be taken.
"Most people in the world don't grasp how precious our earth is," said former Blaine County Commissioner Larry Schoen as he addressed participants at the workshop organized by Blaine County and hosted by the Sun Valley Institute and Boise-based Warm Springs Consulting. "It is a finite globe."
Aimee Christensen, of the Sun Valley Institute, acknowledged that a catastrophe could threaten the very quality of living that valley residents have come to love. Santa Rosa, Calif., she pointed out, was second on a list of Best Places for Business and Careers early this century. But it dropped to 185 out of 200 in 2007 as affordable housing became out of reach.
In the case of food resiliency, it's not just a matter of buying local. It's not just a matter of eating healthier, fresher food. And it's not just about making food more affordable in a county that's one of the most expensive counties in the country to purchase food. It's also about making sure that there is food available locally in the event of drastic weather or other catastrophes that might block access in and out of the valley.
"We've had presidential advisors who have come to the valley and told us about scenarios where the electric grid could go out," said Anne Kalik, a member of Howland's committee. "If we're going to be a resilient community, how can we use geothermal or solar resources to keep refrigeration and other things going? I know some farms are being powered by methane from cows."
Ali Long, who co-founded the Local Food Alliance, said that area farmers need places they can sort, clean and store food. They need to be able to preserve and can what they grow in summer for storage and sales in winter.
In short, noted Forest Service biologist Bobbi Filbert, "We need a collaborative food hub."
There is a food hub of sorts being planned in conjunction with the proposed Quigley Farm development east of Hailey.
Harry Weekes, head of Sage School, said $2.5 million is needed to build infrastructure for a food production/education center there that would include hydroponic gardening and a food processing kitchen. The center could also be a good educational hub, given that 39,000 people walked out Quigley Canyon last year.
More greenhouses couple up the food growing, Kalik said. Those heated by solar or geothermal means—and not propane—are sustainable.
Howland said that are plenty of ways to educate locals about what's available. Among the tactics she envisions is a mountain bike tour led by someone like Rebecca Rusch along gravel roads to farms in the south valley.
She pointed to the workshop lunch featuring local foods, including soup provided by Chef Lindsey Czech, who delivers soup to homes via her Wooden Spoon Soup Club
"It truly reflected the focus and goal to prioritize local food," she said. "If there's going to be resilience, we need a unified, resilient, community food system ensuring all community members have access to whole, nutrient-dense food grown on local regenerative farms."
At the end of the day, committee members settled on the need to spearhead a food hub that will provide space for cold storage, processing facilities for producer, retail opportunities, educational classrooms and more.
Perhaps more recommendations will come from studies conducted in fall 2018 by national food expert Ken Meter.
"It's time we act," said Long. "We've been educating valley residents through the Local Food Alliance, Sage School and the Hunger Coalition for years."
Other groups looked at ways to incentivize and implement green building codes and practices, build a community solar project and construct a batter storage-based microgrid at St. Luke's Wood River in case the main electrical grid were to fail
Schoen led a group pushing for regional collaboration among government agencies and business leaders so that climate change issues can be tackled more broadly.
Ann Christensen said she was excited by suggestions to build support for affordable housing, including identifying community leaders who can tell their neighbors and co-workers why it's important.
"I didn't realize just how much we needed it until I went to get some work done and was told I would have to wait because there aren't enough workers living here to get all the work done," she said.
Aimee Christensen said those behind the community workshop made a commitment to the county that at least one program would come out of this.
"I hope there will be 10," she said. "And the more we can collaborate, the more effective we will be."
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Whitney Houston's funeral service really took the world to church. Love Pastor Winans' honesty, very moving.
I posted the following post on September 11, 2009. It still holds true and sums up what this 10th anniversary means for myself and for the creation of this site. On a day filled with mourning and reflection, take a moment to find out what we can do to make things better in the next 10 years. NEVER FORGET.
A national tragedy in the United States, September 11 also represented a world-wide awakening. It demonstrated that terrorism and religious rhetoric were not relegated only to specific pockets of the world or particular sects. Terrorism, particularly terrorism that employs the name of God, offends us all.
The events of September 11 resulted in nearly 3,000 deaths, a direct offense to family and friends of the victims. But those same events also offended the entire population of religious adherents throughout the world. Attackers hijacked the name of God and used it for horrific purposes. Their acts claimed the name of love and used it for hate. They took the sacred and made it profane. Such blatant abuse of sacred texts and religious symbolism certainly offends each and every one of us who respect and uphold the world's religions.
Yet God (Brahman, Allah, the invisible unifying substance) has a way of taking evil and squeezing the good out of it. Thanks to September 11, university religion programs have grown exponentially. More and more students seek to learn about other religions to banish their own stereotypes and support coexistence. I was one of those students in 2001 who watched the Twin Towers fall on a TV screen and quickly switched majors to religious studies. Innocence shattered, it seemed time to dust ourselves off and figure out how we could live in a world where terrorism in the name of religion was ever-increasing.
Let's honor the victims of 9/11 by doing our part to learn more about the people around us and to work together to eradicate hate.
Check out my latest article in the Chicago Tribune, available on stands and online today.
For this article, I interviewed Catherine Corona, a filmmaker in Boulder, CO, who has released a new film (The Great Mystery) about religious differences and similarities. Corona went on a road trip around Western America visiting mosques, temples, synagogues, and churches to discover what religious adherents say they believe. She didn't set out to show their similarities, but Catherine told me that the themes just kept popping up — all of them mentioned a focus on compassion, all of them said all religions are worshipping the same God, and so on.
I've watched the film and I have to say, it's pretty moving. And as far as documentaries go, it will have your attention the whole way through.
Learn more about the film on Corona's website.
The Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) is at it again, building bridges and supporting interfaith efforts.
Learn more about IFYC online.
In another example of interfaith services, FaithHouse Manhattan in NYC, a multireligious church, is holding interfaith gatherings twice each month. It's part of a movement called "twinning" in which two or more religious groups get together to worship. The idea is that there are enough similarities that they can focus on those and can understand that all paths lead to God.
The goal of interfaith dialogue, interfaith gatherings, and so forth should be to allow each person to freely worship and believe without persecution, discrimination, and other barriers. If (and only if) twinned services can allow this freedom of belief without causing each religion to lose its unique identity or asking religions to ignore central tenets, then perhaps this is another way to transcend hate and work toward understanding.


The 'Personalize My treatment' (PMT) platform is a novel form of biobanking in which cancer patients willingly consent to provide residual, clinical samples (surplus after diagnostic testing) of their tumours for cancer research, to give access to their medical record for data collection and then followed prospectively throughout the trajectory of their illness. They further willingly consent to be recontacted for being informed of other research projects, including clinical trials.
The primary objective of PMT is to create a collection of cancer patient biospecimens and annotated data that will be used for clinical trial matching and to advance cancer research.


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The first novel in the Zimiamvia trilogy begins with the death of Edward Lessingham in Norway and an overview of his extraordinary life. This Overture provides an explicit link with Eddison's earlier fantasy work, The Worm Ouroboros, which began with Lessingham's dream-journey to Mercury to witness the struggles between the Demons and the Witches.
Thereafter Lessingham is reincarnated as Lord Lessingham, the cousin of Horius Parry, the villainous Vicar of Rerek, in the 'fabled land of Zimiamvia', where the death of King Mezentius has left a dangerous power vacuum, and the future of the Three Kingdoms of Rerek, Fingiswold and Meszria is in the balance. The king's son and heir, Styllis, is soon dispatched by the scheming Vicar who sets himself up as regent for the young queen, Antiope. Amid the treachery and intrigue two love affairs blossom, between Queen Antiope and Lessingham, and between the Lady Fiorinda and Duke Barganax. The affairs are strangely linked, and at points interchanged, by the mysterious powers of Fiorinda and her acolyte, Doctor Vandermast.
The Vicar is aided unwittingly in his villainy by Lessingham, who though honourable and dashing, seems strangely bound to the Vicar not only by ties of blood but by a desire to court danger. Lessingham's efforts to procure a lasting peace among the warring factions are thwarted throughout by the Vicar's treachery, and the action builds to a bloody final denouement.


6:45 AM – The myna bird "alarm clock" started ringing, right on time. I put the coffee on; went back to bed.
7:10 AM – Breakfast outside, in nature.
8:15 AM – The scuba diving gear is already at the dive shop, so our trip will be easier this morning.
8:40 AM – We arrive at the dive shop, but we find no dive boat. The feeling is something like what you experience when you run out of gas in your car. You are not sure if your plans are going to work out that day, but you know that they will be different from what you planned. Luckily, we did not have to wait too long to start the next chapter in our adventure. A filmmaker had chartered the dive boat for fishing and it was due back soon.
9:30 AM – We were running a little late, so we motored out the channel, past the first point, but still inside the reef line of the lagoon. We dived the Dream House site, named for the lone house standing at the end of a nearby spit of land, which extends straight out into the lagoon. On our dive, we saw oceanic whitetip sharks, which I am sure I don't have to describe, other than to say that they really do have white tips on their dorsal and pectoral fins. If you are painting these scenes in your mind, even the tips of their tails get a little splotch of white paint.
10:00 AM – I'll digress. I bet you didn't expect me to do that. The Dream House dive site is just offshore from The Dream House, itself. It is an unpresupposing example of rectangular architecture, with a gabled roof running its length. However, it could be your little piece of paradise, paid for by the day. Sitting in the middle of the lagoon, you might find yourself living in a simple house, with all the amenities, but none of the pretensions associated with big-time resort living.
Still, the Dream House beckons, inviting us set up household and live our daily lives on this island. If I keep up this line of reasoning, we shall all soon be living fulltime in an island paradise. They teach us to be more sensible than that, don't they?
11:00 AM – Our second dive was at The Caves, with aptly eroded lava structures smoothed and punched full of holes by time and tide. It reminded me of diving that we did along the Kona Coast of Hawaii, only there the island includes a live volcano and all the lava structures seem new, or at least recently installed. Caves are fun, but there is usually a lot of sediment inside, thus only the first person through will have a clear view.
Regardless of water clarity it is an amazing feeling to swim into a hole where the light does not penetrate, then swim through a lava tube, up and out at the other end. As you rise and exit the tube, seeing the blue sky filtering down through the water, it is very birth-like. At human birth, you have to struggle to get out of the womb and receive that first breath-of-life. In your waterborne rebirth, your eyes are open and you have a pressure-regulated breathing device already in you mouth. You are born from Mother Nature and sent up and out toward the sky, to freely breathe the clear air and to live your life again. Looking back on it, it wasn't such a boring dive site, after all. Those clever dive masters take you in from below, so you can gently ascend to your new life on the New Earth.
1:00 PM – On the return trip to Lomalagi, we met an SUV at a bend in the road. Driving fast, he must have been a local. As the vehicle whizzed past us, Cagey commented, "That was Terry and his mother, Linda going towards town". The next day, we were talking to Terry down by the resort office and the subject turned to cars and trucks. I was using all my best arguments, railing against oversized and wasteful SUV's. After a few minutes, Terry seemed to summon up his nerve to ask a question to which he intuitively knew the answer. He asked, "What's an SUV?" With that honest question, I realized how much had changed in the twenty years since Terry had lived in the U.S. After I answered his question, we both were a bit embarrassed.
3:00 PM –We relaxed and enjoyed the afternoon, watching as the puffy clouds in the sky drifted by at high altitude. It was another stunningly beautiful day in paradise.
6:00 PM – As usual, we observed Sunset on the Lanai.
7:05 PM – After dinner, we gazed again at the setting of the crescent moon, seeming larger now and setting later than before. Time was growing closer to the day of our departure, back to Los Angeles and away from our island paradise.