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After many years of conducting Gilbert & Sullivan shows and concerts, plus amateur musical theatre shows and choirs on the Costa Blanca in Spain, Aileen has started her own all-ladies choir – Caprice – which is specialising in a mixture of music with something to appeal to everyone. The choir is building up a repertoire of songs by Gershwin, including the beautiful 'Summertime' and the toe-tapping 'Fascinating Rhythm', combined with songs written by the Carpenters, such as 'Yesterday once more' and 'We've only just begun'. The repertoire is topped up by songs from the shows, including the ever popular 'I don't know how to love him', 'Love changes everything' and Aileen's own three part arrangement of 'Tell me it's not true' from Blood Brothers, plus some catchy madrigals, both traditional and modern.
Caprice meet for rehearsals each Wednesday evening in Calpe, accompanied by Kirsty Glen on piano. A monthly sub is payable at the start of each month. All ensemble songs are sung in three part harmony in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, with other songs sung as solos or duets to showcase the talent in the group. The choir have already presented two concerts which were very well received and are hoping to perform at least three times each year in support of various local charities.
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Wednesday 8th February 2023 - 7.30pm
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Land Acquisition – Balancing the needs of two parties
In this two part series, Liew Siew Pen explains the legal framework and procedures governing compulsory land acquisition
The law of land acquisition is principally concerned with the rules governing the procedures to be followed in acquiring the land by compulsory means and with the awarding of compensation to the dispossessed landowner.
The rights of a property owner in Malaysia are governed by the following legislations:-
1) The Federal Constitution;
2) The National Land Code 1965 /Land Ordinance (Sabah Cap 68) 1950/Sarawak Land Code (Cap.81) 1958;
3) The Land Acquisition Act 1960/Land Acquisition Ordinance (Sabah Cap. 69) 1950/Part IV of the Sarawak Land Code (Cap.81) 1958.
Under Article 13 of the Federal Constitution, the nature and extent of property rights of a person are as follows:
(1) No person shall be deprived of property save in accordance with law.
(2) No law shall provide for compulsory acquisition or use of property without adequate compensation.
The above provisions ensure that a person is not deprived of his property without adequate compensation being made.
The Land Acquisition Act 1960 ("LAA")
LAA came into force on 13 October 1960 and can be divided into two main parts:
(i) The procedural requirements for the acquisition of land; and
(ii) Reference to Court if there are any objections or disputes arising from the acquisition of land.
Section 3 (1) of LAA provides the purpose of land acquisition which states as follows:-
(1) The State Authority may acquire any land which is needed-
(a) for any public purpose;
(b) by any person or corporation for any purpose which in the opinion of the State Authority is beneficial to the economic development of Malaysia or any part thereof or to the public generally or any class of the public; or
(c) for the purpose of mining or for residential, agriculture, commercial, industrial or recreational purposes or any combination of such purposes.
An application for acquisition of land under Section 3(1) (b) or (c) of LAA shall be made in Form 1 as provided in First Schedule of the Land Acquisition Rules 1998.
It is evident that the discretion to determine the acquisition for purposes under Section 3, especially Section 3(1)(b) is given to the State Authority. However, the procedural guidelines to be followed by the State Authority in exercising their discretion as referred above are not specifically provided for in LAA.
In Pengarah Tanah dan Galian, Wilayah Persekutuan v Sri Lempah Enterprise Sdn Bhd [1979] 1 MLJ 135, His Honour, Suffian LP held in relation to whatever powers were given to the authorities, these powers had to be exercised fairly and reasonably. The authorities were not at liberty to use their powers for an ulterior object, however much that object may seem to them to be in the public interest.
The Procedural Requirements
The land acquisition process involves a uniform procedure and the submission of essential forms, and these are summarised in the table below:
Step Purposes Forms Provisions in LAA
1 Whenever the State Authority is satisfied that any land in any locality in the State is likely to be needed for any of the purposes referred to in Section 3. A notification in Form A shall be published in the Gazette S4
2 The State Director may by written authority generally or specifically authorize any officer or person, together with servants and workmen, to enter upon any land in any locality specified in a notification published under s4, and to do such work as may be specified in such Form . Form B S5
3 The Land Administrator shall then prepare and submit to the State Authority a plan of the whole area of such lands, showing the particular lands, or parts thereof, which it will be necessary to acquire and a list of such lands in Form C.
Form C
4 When the State Authority decides that any of the lands referred to in Section 7 are needed for any of the purposes referred to in Section 3, a declaration in Form D shall be published in Gazette
Form D
5 The Land Administrator shall having completed the action required in Section 9, commence proceedings for the acquisition of the land by giving pubic notice in Form E in the manner prescribed by Section 52 and by fixing the date of an inquiry for the hearing of claims to compensation for all interest in such land. Form E S10
6 The Land Administrator, in any particular case may also by service of a notice in Form F, require the registered proprietor of any land, specified in any notice in Form E, or any other person who may in the opinion of the Land Administrator have knowledge of the fact referred to therein, within such period as may be prescribed in such notice to furnish a statement in writing of the information required by such Form. Form F S11
7 On the date appointed under Section 10, the Land Administrator shall make full enquiry into the value of all the scheduled lands and shall as soon as possible thereafter assess the amount of compensation which in his opinion is appropriate in each case, according to the consideration set out in First Schedule of LAA. S12
8 Upon the conclusion of the enquiry under Section 12 relating to any scheduled land, the Land Administrator shall prepare a written award under his hand in Form G. Form G S14
9 On making any award under section 14(1) in respect of any scheduled land, the Land Administrator shall prepare and serve on each person interested in such land a notice in Form H Form H S16
10 Where any land, described in any notice in Form E given under section 10, is in the opinion of the State Authority urgently required for use for a public purpose, or for a public utility in the case of an acquisition under paragraph 3(1)(b), the State Director may, on or after the expiration of fifteen days from the date of giving such notice, issue a Certificate of Urgency directing the Land Administrator to take possession of such land, subject to section 20. Form I S19
11 Where on any scheduled land in respect of which a Certificate of Urgency has been issued there is any building the Land Administrator shall, upon taking formal possession as provided in Section 22 of the land not built upon, other than the main access to the building, serve notices in Form J Form J S20
12 The Land Administrator shall take formal possession of any scheduled land by serving upon the occupier thereof or, if he cannot be found, by posting thereon, a notice in Form K Form K S22
13 Where the issue document of title to any scheduled land has not previously been delivered to him, the Land Administrator shall, by a notice in writing in Form L require any person in whose possession such document may be, to deliver such document to the Land Administrator; and upon service of such notice upon him such person shall be legally bound to deliver such document to the Land Administrator. Form L S24
14 The Land Administrator may, at any time of his own motion by application in Form M refer to Court for its determination any question as to referred in Section 36(2)(a)-(f). Form M S36
15 Any objection made under Section 37 shall be made by a written application in Form N to the Land Administrator requiring that he refer the matter to the Court for its determination, and a copy thereof shall be forwarded by the Land Administrator to the Registrar of the Court Form N S38(1)
16 Once receiving any application under Form N, the Land Administrator shall, subject to Section 39, within six months refers the matter to the court by a reference in Form O Form O S38 (5)
17 On receiving a reference from the land administrator pursuant to Section 38(5), the Court shall cause a notice in Form P, specifying the day on which the Court will proceed to hear and determine the objection contained in such reference, to be served on the following persons, and directing their appearance before the Court at the hearing. Form P S43
18 On receiving any direction under Section 57 (Temporary Occupation or use of land), the Land Administrator shall give notice in writing in Form Q to the persons interested in such land of the purpose for which the land is needed, and shall make such offer to compensation, or shall negotiate the payment of such compensation, as shall be reasonable in all the circumstances of the case. Form Q S58
As can be seen, Land acquisition is a complex and time-consuming process in which the land owners should have adequate knowledge in order to protect their rights.
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Q: Can I use Nautilus to drag and drop files to encrypted folder? After decades of command line usage I'm getting comfortable using Nautilus (Ubuntu file manager). I'd like to start playing with encryption but do not want to encrypt my whole /home directory.
I was thinking of creating a directory of encrypted files and would like to use Nautilus to drag and drop files there.
Can this be done? If so could you outline the steps to accomplish this? Also is it possible to click on an encrypted directory in Nautilus and enter the encryption key to gain access?
Thanks.

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How can I become a personal trainer and life coach?
I recently lost 80 lbs and I am trying to get my sister in shape I realized in doing so how much I love helping other people as well as myself loose weight, eat healthy, and be happy with myself. I'm 21 years old with a daughter, and l've never really had any hobbies or anything that I really loved to do, besides this.
I am a senior in highschool right now and I feel the same way. I know that different places will require different certifications. For example if you wanted to work at the YMCA, you would have to take their class. You might also need to obtain a degree. I have seen certain places require a degree in kinesiology. If all goes well I'll get mine after college.
So just look around and see where you want to work. They'll tell you what you need to do.
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Muirfield Golf Club finally admits its first women members, 275 years after it opened
Opening its doors: Muirfield will admit its first women members in July Credit: Ian Rutherford/Chris Watt Photography
Patrick Sawer, Senior News Reporter
Patrick Sawer
Muirfield Golf Club
The first women members are to be finally admitted to one of the country's most historic golf clubs, more than two years after it was decided to allow them to join.
Muirfield Golf Club announced yesterday that a dozen women will become members next month for the first time in its 275-year history, following its decision in March 2017 to reverse a previous ban on female membership.
But the club, home to The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, defended the two year delay in inducting women, saying it was in fact quicker than the usual waiting time for would-be members.
Muirfield came under increasing pressure to admit women as full members after the R&A took it off the list of venues with the right to stage the Open, following a vote in 2016 which failed to reach the two thirds majority required for a rule change.
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon described Muirfield's position at the time as "simply indefensible".
The blacklisting of Muirfield by the R&A forced a second vote in 2017, when members at the privately-owned club voted by more than 80 per cent in favour of admitting women.
The first will walk through its doors next month to coincide with an extensive refurbishment of the club, including improvements to the women's locker room.
Alistair Campbell, captain of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, said: "This marks a milestone in the Club's illustrious history, and we look forward to welcoming all of our new members to share in the great values and traditions of our club.
"This year marks the 275th anniversary of the club's first recorded golf competition. We are proud of our club's rich history but equally excited for its future and the part all of our new members will play in the club's cherished traditions."
Sources at the club suggested that far from facing a long delay to become members since the vote gave the go-ahead, the 12 had in fact been admitted far quicker than average.
They pointed out that it can be a painstakingly long process to gain admission, with prospective members having to be nominated and seconded before going into "the pool" or waiting list, with an average waiting time of six to seven years. During this time they are expected to 'make themselves known' to existing members by playing as guest and attending club functions.
"It might seem like a long time between us voting to admit women and the first women members joining, but by out standards this is quite quick," said the source. "Some candidates have even had to wait up to 12 years."
The clubhouse has had some significant work done, adding a new Ladies Locker Room and new roof terrace Credit: Phil Wilkinson
The twelve women, two of whom are overseas candidates, have now successfully progressed to this final stage of the approval process and have now been formally invited to join.
The issue has split the world of Scottish golf, with several women players deeply critical of "entrenched" sexist attitudes in the sport towards their participation.
Writing anonymously in Golfworld magazine under the name Holly, a single-digit handicap player and long-time member of two Scottish clubs said: "In the more historic and entrenched clubs there is still a resistance. At those, I am regularly asked why I'm not home doing the cooking and the cleaning. That would be funny if those men were joking. The older generation is dominated by dyed-in-the-wool misogynists.
"Disappointingly, albeit from a small number, I still see chauvinism in younger male golfers. Mostly though, the juniors and younger boys are far more advanced when it comes to gender equality."
Writing about Muirfield, Holly added: "The course is great, but the club not so much. That it required the second vote to allow female members hints to what women are walking into. However, there is a principle at stake."
The renovated Muirfield Clubhouse, which was originally built in 1891, houses an enviable display of the sport's history and memorabilia. This includes the '13 Rules of Golf',the earliest known written rules of the game, which were drafted by the club in March 1744.


"O.J.: Made in America" is hardly just about O.J. Simpson, which is what makes it so powerful.
Director Ezra Edelman has used Simpson's rise and fall to examine the troubled relationship African-Americans in Los Angles have had with the police for decades, and he does so with moving storytelling.
In part one, we see the Watts riots, a powerful moment in showing the disconnect between citizens and police, but in part two, which aired Tuesday, we are not just shown the infamous Rodney King beating and the riot that followed when police officers were found not guilty. We also see other incidents in which the actions of police in the black community didn't get the press of the King beating but helped build the powder keg that would ignite following the acquittal of those particular officers.
There's the 1979 Eula Love incident in which a dispute over a $69 gas bill led to two officers emptying both of their six-shot revolvers on Love, killing her. Then 13 days after King was beaten by police, 15-year-old Latasha Harlins, following an altercation with a Korean-American store owner named Soon Ja Du, was shot and killed by Du. Du only received 5 years probation and 400 hours of community service, and no prison time, for the death.
Riots in LA following the Rodney King beating case.
It's important that Edleman educates us about these landmark moments in LA because to tell the O.J. Simpson story, you also have to explore the community not far from his home (and how he kept a blind eye to black residents until he needed them).
By part two, Simpson is retired from the NFL and living comfortably far away from any police brutality. In fact, he's built a great relationship with the cops in Brentwood, where he now lives with his new wife, Nicole.
In one instance in 1989, an officer comes to Simpson's estate to find Nicole huddling in the bushes, barely clothed and beaten, telling the officer, "He's going to kill me..."
It wasn't the first time. It was actually the eighth time officers had responded to Nicole's calls to come to the house. The officer of the 1989 call recounts the incident for the documentary, saying that Simpson fled in his car. Thanks to his relationships at the LAPD and some sweet-talking to Nicole, Simpson only had to do 120 hours of community service.
So as Edleman builds the narrative about why the black community decided to let LA burn once more following the Rodney King beating verdict, he's also showing how Simpson had escaped the color of his skin, at least in one sense, by getting a slap on the wrist for his abuse (when the average black man in LA would face much worse).
O.J. Simpson and Nicole Simpson.
Simpson's infidelity is less hidden. Once he even says he's with another woman because Nicole has gotten "too fat" from her pregnancy.
There's even a recollection in part two of a former acquaintance of Nicole's, who describes how Simpson once showed up at Nicole's house and revealed that he spied on Nicole and the man having relations the night before.
Simpson is now unhinged. For a man who craves control, not being able to have Nicole under his spell any longer has made him unstable - as we can hear in those earlier horrific 911 calls in the movie.
Part three of "O.J.: Made in America" airs on ESPN on Wednesday.


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A federal judge in New York has weighed in on this digital gray area.
Embedding a tweet, a common practice by both individuals and media outlets users, can be a copyright infringement. This was established by a judge in the New York federal court after a lawsuit was filed by a photographer. His tweet, containing photos of American football star Tom Brady, had been included in several news sites including Time and Vox.
The practice of integrating the content of tweets is a standard for many blogs and newspapers, and not only happens with Twitter but also Facebook and YouTube. "This verdict should be appealed. But if it is confirmed, it would threaten a widespread practice that benefits millions of Internet users every day, " read a statement by the Electronic Frontiers Foundation (EFF), the non-profit association for rights of digital users.
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Tonight Maddie and I went to her first Girl Scout meeting. We have been talking about it for a week, constantly. Maddie was a little shy at first and didn't want to play with the other girls. I'm sure it was a little overwhelming for her. She wasn't sure she wanted to stay until Ms. Julie walked into the building. Ms. Julie was the teacher's aide in Maddie's class at the beginning of the school year and after Christmas break she had moved to a different class. Ms. Julie is the leader for Maddie's class at Girl Scouts! What a blessing! The rest of the night went so well and she had a blast. I loved Girl Scouts when I young and I was so hoping Maddie would want to be a part of the Girl Scouts. It has changed a lot since I was a girl. The PreK and Kindergartners are Daisies, first and second graders are Brownies, and after that you're a Cadet. I'll keep you posted on how things go!
I was a Brownie for one year growing up. My mom was the "troop leader" (not sure if that's the right name). It was a lot of fun. I always liked the song "Make new friends but keep the old. One is silver but the other's gold."
When can we see a pic of her in her uniform? Can't wait til the dad & daughter dance thing! So many great times ahead.


Enjoy the Greater Noida Flower Show 2019 'Pushpotsav' at City Park - Noida Diary - Rediscover Noida With Us!
Greater Noida's Samrat Mihir Bhoj City Park will host three-day Greater Noida Flower Show 2019 from March 1-3 March 15-17 (Updated).The annual flower show is being organised for more than a decade now by Greater Noida Authority in association with Floriculture Society of Noida. It is popularly known as 'Pushpotsav – The Festival of Flowers'.
Greater Noida's Samrat Mihir Bhoj City Park will host three-day Greater Noida Flower Show 2019 from March 15-17. The annual flower show is being organised for more than a decade now by Greater Noida Authority in association with Floriculture Society of Noida. It is popularly known as 'Pushpotsav – The Festival of Flowers'.
This pic of colourful snapdragons was taken at the recently held Noida Flower Show – 33rd Vasant Utsav. Snapdragon aka antirrhinum was the theme flower of the show.
The annual event provides a platform to nature lovers and gardening enthusiasts. It also gives an opportunity to residents of Noida-Greater Noida and nearby areas to enjoy the weekend with family and friends amidst the abundance of nature. Besides plants and floral displays some recreational activities are also planned on the sidelines. There will be garden competitions in various categories, on-the-spot display competitions and much more.
The Greater Noida Flower Show 2019 will be open to the public after its inauguration on March 1 15 at 4 pm. The entry to the show is free.
Keep watching this space for more updates on Greater Noida Flower Show!!
Interesting event. Will wait for further updates.
Good information !! will you be present there on these days ?


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U.K., Germany and Italy detect Omicron variant cases, Israel closes borders
Digital display boards show cancelled flights to London - Heathrow at O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, November 26, 2021. Photo by SUMAYA HISHAM /REUTERS
LONDON/BERLIN/AMSTERDAM — Britain, Germany and Italy detected cases of the new Omicron coronavirus variant on Saturday and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced new steps to contain the virus, while more nations imposed restrictions on travel from southern Africa.
The discovery of the variant has sparked global concern, a wave of travel bans or curbs and a sell-off on financial markets on Friday as investors worried that Omicron could stall a global recovery from the nearly two-year pandemic.
U.K., Germany and Italy detect Omicron variant cases, Israel closes borders Back to video
Israel said it would ban the entry of all foreigners into the country and reintroduce counter-terrorism phone-tracking technology to contain the spread of the variant.
The two linked cases of Omicron detected in Britain were connected to travel to southern Africa, British health minister Sajid Javid said.
Johnson laid out measures that included stricter testing rules for people arriving in the country but that stopped short of curbs on social activity other than requiring mask wearing in some settings.
"We will require anyone who enters the U.K. to take a PCR test by the end of the second day after their arrival and to self-isolate until they have a negative result," Johnson told a news conference.
People who had come into contact with people testing positive for a suspected case of Omicron would have to self-isolate for 10 days and the government would tighten the rules on wearing face coverings, Johnson said, adding the steps would be reviewed in three weeks.
The health ministry in the German state of Bavaria also announced two confirmed cases of the variant. The two people entered Germany at Munich airport on Nov. 24, before Germany designated South Africa as a virus-variant area, and were now isolating, said the ministry, indicating without stating explicitly that the people had traveled from South Africa.
In Italy, the National Health Institute said a case of the new variant had been detected in Milan in a person coming from Mozambique.
Czech health authorities also said they were examining a suspected case of the variant in a person who spent time in Namibia.
Omicron, dubbed a "variant of concern" by the World Health Organization, is potentially more contagious than previous variants of the disease, although experts do not know yet if it will cause more or less severe COVID-19 compared to other strains.
England's Chief Medical Officer, Chris Witty, said at the same news conference as Johnson that there was still much uncertainty around Omicron, but "there is a reasonable chance that at least there will be some degree of vaccine escape with this variant."
The variant was first discovered in South Africa and had also since been detected in Belgium, Botswana, Israel and Hong Kong.
Dutch authorities said 61 of around 600 people who arrived in Amsterdam on two flights from South Africa on Friday had tested positive for the coronavirus. Health authorities were carrying out further tests to see if those cases involved the new variant.
One passenger who arrived from South Africa on Friday, Dutch photographer Paula Zimmerman, said she tested negative but was anxious for the days to come.
"I've been told that they expect that a lot more people will test positive after five days. It's a little scary the idea that you've been in a plane with a lot of people who tested positive," she said.
Financial markets plunged on Friday, especially stocks of airlines and others in the travel sector. Oil prices tumbled by about $10 a barrel.
It could take weeks for scientists to understand fully the variant's mutations and whether existing vaccines and treatments are effective against it.
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Although epidemiologists say travel curbs may be too late to stop Omicron from circulating globally, many countries around the world – including the United States, Brazil, Canada and European Union nations – announced travel bans or restrictions on southern Africa on Friday.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and State Department added on Saturday to Washington's previously announced travel restrictions, advising against travel to eight southern African countries.
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris told reporters on Saturday that the administration will take it "one step at a time," when asked about additional travel restrictions. "For now we've done what we think is necessary," Harris said.
Also on Saturday, Australia said it would ban non-citizens who have been in nine southern African countries from entering and will require supervised 14-day quarantines for Australian citizens returning from there.
Japan and Britain said they were extending travel curbs to more African countries, while South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Oman, Kuwait and Hungary announced new travel restrictions.
South Africa is worried that the curbs will hurt tourism and other sectors of its economy, the foreign ministry said on Saturday, adding the government is engaging with countries that have imposed travel bans to persuade them to reconsider.
Omicron has emerged as many countries in Europe are already battling a surge in COVID-19 infections, and some have re-introduced restrictions on social activity to try to stop the spread. Austria and Slovakia have entered lockdowns.
The new variant has also thrown a spotlight on disparities in how far the world's population is vaccinated. Even as many developed countries are giving third-dose boosters, less than 7% of people in low-income countries have received their first COVID-19 shot, according to medical and human rights groups.
Seth Berkley, CEO of the GAVI Vaccine Alliance that with the WHO co-leads the COVAX initiative to push for equitable distribution of vaccines, said this was essential to ward off the emergence of more coronavirus variants.
"While we still need to know more about Omicron, we do know that as long as large portions of the world's population are unvaccinated, variants will continue to appear, and the pandemic will continue to be prolonged," he said in a statement to Reuters.
"We will only prevent variants from emerging if we are able to protect all of the world's population, not just the wealthy parts."


There is no shortage of pre-mixed seasoning blends in supermarket shelves. Many of them are very good–Tony Chachere's, Chef Paul Prudhomme's Magic Seasonings, Emeril's line of seasonings, and others. Most of them share an ingredient that I don't like. At least not in my seasoning mix. It's salt. I think salt and seasoning should be controlled separately. Many of the supermarket blends have too much salt. We can fix this by making our own, which is easy enough. Here's one specifically made for seafood, but it will work on anything.
Yes, control the salt separately. Or use a salt free version of a packaged mix. I think most brands have one. Like you, I like to mix my own.
You should put in a little salt if only to help preserve the other ingredients.
You have one for meat – beef , pork ?
Jimmy Babin of Creative Cajun Cooking (in Ascension Parish) makes a packaged seasoning called "Swamp Dust" – Proche' blend. Of all the seasoning blends I've tried – it seems his product has far less salt & NO MSG. He also makes a killer "hot and sweet" pickle called "Gator Pickles". I'm kind of addicted to both products. Check out his web site for locations in the NOLA area his products are available.


Captive Audience - eBoard What Is Your Job Title? What Does an Assessor/Coordinator Do? What Training Is Necessary to Do Your Work? Where Do You Work? Who Needs Your Services and Why? What Is Your Favourite Part of Your Job? What Challenges Do You Have in Your Job? What Are the Consequences When There Are Not Enough People with Your Training to Provide Service?
Backgrounds can vary, but I am a Social Worker, and my job title is Assessor/Coordinator.
The group of health care professionals classified as Assessor Coordinators work in a variety of settings in health regions across the Province. The focus of their work is around assessment of a client's needs and referral to appropriate resources.
Assessor Coordinators help clients and families better understand, identify, and access community based health care services and assist them through the process.
Our job is to gather information from clients, their family and/or other caregivers, and other Health Care Professionals involved with that client in order to identify needs and make referrals to appropriate resources in the community. These resources may include Home Care services such as assistance with personal care or nursing, palliative care, community day programs, addiction and mental health services, respite care, occupational or physical therapy, community social work, or housing/care options including long term care.
We work in a variety of settings – on hospital wards, in emergency departments, and in the community (rural and urban). The majority of Assessor Coordinators work in the areas of community based support services (for example, assessment for home care and community based therapy services), acute care.
A broad range of people use our services – seniors who are beginning to have difficulty managing safely in their own home (eg. getting in and out of the bathtub); children or adults with physical challenges who require referrals for specialized equipment; patients who are being discharged from hospital after a planned or emergency stay; families who are considering a move for a senior family member into more supportive housing; or people of all ages needing access to mental health services.
My favourite part of the job is assisting family and caregivers in continuing to look after their loved one in their own home for as long as possible.
The challenge of this work is to balance heavy workloads and limited resources while continuing to strive to provide assessment of needs and access to resources in a timely manner.
The consequences are that people are left on their own to sort their way through (navigate) the health care system, figure out what resources they might need and how to access those resources. This is not optimal.


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Q: How to determine the optimum threshold for machine learning model (Random forest) I have created a Machine learning model using python. By default, Random Forest uses 0.5 as a threshold to assign "Yes" or "NO" (means if the probability of that record is more than 50% then it will assign it to YES otherwise NO).
Therefore, I just want to know how we can determine the optimum threshold of the trained model (means at what cutoff value we will get the maximum "YES") so that I can improve the performance of the model.
In R people uses a loop to determine the optimum threshold. so I wanted to know how we can do it in python.
Below is the R code for the same -
perform_fn_rf <- function(cutoff)

{

  predicted_response <- as.factor(ifelse(rf_pred[, 2] >= cutoff, "YES", "NO"))

  conf <- confusionMatrix(predicted_response, train_validation$Outcome.Status, positive = "YES")

  acc <- conf$overall[1]

  sens <- conf$byClass[1]

  spec <- conf$byClass[2]

  OUT_rf <- t(as.matrix(c(sens, spec, acc)))
  colnames(OUT_rf) <- c("sensitivity", "specificity", "accuracy")

  return(OUT_rf)

}

A: Each feature belongs to either the true positive or the true negative group, on changing the threshold value result changes between between sensitivity and specificity, hence the ROC help here to identify. Depending on the case you choose threshold. For example if you want to predict virus outbreak than threshold should be selected such that false negative should be minimal to avoid outbreak. Please refer to ROC and AUC for this(Video).


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Q: Custom Attribute - get value of underlying enum I'm not sure of all of the correct terminology for what I am trying to do, so I will just dive in with some code.
Current Setup:
public enum NavigationLinks
{
    [FriendlyName("System Dashboard")]
    SystemDashboard,
    [FriendlyName("Trading Dashboard")]
    TradingDashboard,
}

public class UINameAttribute : Attribute
{
    public string Value { get; private set; }

    public UINameAttribute(string Value)
    {
        this.Value = Value;
    }
}

What I would like:
public enum NavigationLinks
{
    [FriendlyName]
    SystemDashboard,
    [FriendlyName]
    TradingDashboard,
}

public class UINameAttribute : Attribute
{
    public string Value { get; private set; }

    public UINameAttribute(string Value)
    {
        this.Value = Value;
    }

    public UINameAttribute()
    {
        string AttributedValue = this.AttributedObject.ToString();
        // Take the value of the attribute and add a space in between the camel case.
    }
}

Can I access the underlying 'thing' that the attribute is on from within the constructor of the attribute?

A: No, you can't access attributed member from within the attribute's constructor.
But why do that anyway, if you already have a logic how to resolve friendly name from enum value.
public enum NavigationLinks
{
    SystemDashboard,
    TradingDashboard,
}

public static class Program
{
    private static string ToFriendlyName(string defaultName)
    {
        var sb = new StringBuilder(defaultName);

        for (int i = 1; i < sb.Length; ++i)
            if (char.IsUpper(sb[i]))
            {
                sb.Insert(i, ' ');
                ++i;
            }

        return sb.ToString();
    }

    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        var value = NavigationLinks.SystemDashboard;

        var friendlyName = ToFriendlyName(value.ToString());
    }
}

A: In addition to Stipo's approach you can also write an extension method to get the name, something like this:
public static class NavigationLinksExtension
{
    public static string GetFriendlyName(this NavigationLinks navLink)
    {
        string tmpName = navLink.ToString();
        tmpName = Regex.Replace(tmpName, "(?<=[a-z])([A-Z])", " $1"); // insert space
        return tmpName;
    }
}

Then you can simply access the value:
NavigationLinks nl = NavigationLinks.TradingDashboard;
string nlFriendlyName = nl.GetFriendlyName();

A: An attribute can't (directly) get access to the thing it is describing.  If you want ToString() to be the default and only override it occasionally, you would be better off with a helper function (e.g. GetFriendlyName) that defaults to ToString(), but replaces it with the value in a FriendlyName attribute should one exist.

A: Please try the following:
var inputString = NavigationLinks.SystemDashboard;
Regex.Replace(inputString, "([A-Z][a-z0-9]+)+", "$1$2");

A: Use the DescriptionAttribute (or create a custom attribute), then, using Reflection to get the value:
Create the class EnumDescriptions (using System.ComponentModel and System.Reflection):
public class EnumDescriptions
{
    public static string StringValueOf(Enum value)
    {
        FieldInfo fieldInfo = value.GetType().GetField(value.ToString());

        DescriptionAttribute[] attributes = (DescriptionAttribute[])fieldInfo.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(DescriptionAttribute), false);

        return attributes[0].Description;
    }

And put Description in the Enum:
    public enum Animals
    {
        [Description("System Dashboard")]
        SystemDashboard,
        [Description("Trading Dashboard")]
        TradingDashboard,
    }

To get the values:
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(EnumDescriptions.StringValueOf(Animals.SystemDashboard));
        Console.WriteLine();
        Console.WriteLine(EnumDescriptions.StringValueOf(Animals.TradingDashboard));
        Console.Read();
    }


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Chinese Economic Expansion Has Germany Worried
China has already taken a significant step into Germany. In the Rheinhausen district of Duisburg, trains are now rolling across the site where steelworkers once fought unsuccessfully to save their mill in 1987 while shipyard cranes stack up containers on the banks of the Rhine River. This is the precise point where the New Silk Road, China's massive infrastructure project, comes to an end.
The site in Duisburg is known as Logport I and it is one of the largest container ports in Europe. Twenty-five trains arrive each week at Terminal DIT, also known as the China Terminal, after having traveled the more than 10,000 kilometers from Chongqing across Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus and Poland.
Four years ago, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the inland port. The engine of a train that arrived from China that day was decorated with red paper dragons for the occasion and Erich Staake, CEO of the Duisburg port, was also on hand.
Staake, who, like the Chinese president, was born in 1953, sees the rail connection as a boon both for the port and for the entire region, which badly needs it. "We want to grow," he says. "China and the New Silk Road offer us great potential." One way of seeing it is that the trade route brings China and Germany that much closer together.
There is, though, another way of seeing it: Namely that the multibillion-dollar project provides the Chinese with a kind of bridgehead in Europe from which they are pushing their expansion across the Continent and broadening their economic influence.
So which is it? An opportunity or a threat?
It isn't easy to find an answer to that question — and that itself is telling. Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit to China this week will have a different flavor to it than her previous 10 visits to the country. The relationship between the two countries has changed in the interim and is no longer as balanced as it once was.
Until recently, the relationship had seemed almost symbiotic and the roles were clear: Germany sold high-end machinery and vehicles in China, including more than 5 million automobiles in 2017 alone. In return, China exported furniture, refrigerators and electronic devices to Germany at unbeatably low prices. But now, China has reached adulthood much more quickly than expected.
Not all that long ago, China was a developing economy, seen by industrialized countries in the West as a gigantic market where they could sell their goods. Then, it became the world's factory, a place with inexhaustible resources. Now, however, it has matured into a powerful competitor capable of leaving Germany in its dust. Chinese companies are developing intelligent machinery and production facilities; they are building cars, many of them with electric motors; and they're making inroads into sectors that used to be Germany's private domain. China has figured out how to copy Germany's successful model and is now becoming a danger to the original.
'The Mechanics Have Changed'
Mikko Huotari was one of the first to identify this development several years ago. Huotari is a scholar at the Mercator Institute for China Studies (merics), a think tank in Berlin. The old logic which held that "China needs us" is no longer true. In fact, he says, the situation has flipped: Germany is increasingly reliant on China as the country increasingly becomes a driver of global innovation. "The entire mechanics of the system have changed."
Just how confident, or perhaps even aggressive, the Chinese have become can be seen when they buy companies in Germany. They used to target second-tier firms, but in recent years, the focus has increasingly shifted to key industrial players. "Germany is home to around 1,000 mid-sized companies that are global leaders in their sectors. The Chinese want access to them," says Kai Lucks, head of the Federal Association of Mergers & Acquisitions in Germany.
Recently, Chinese buyers have even shown an appetite for companies listed on the DAX, Germany's blue-chip stock index. In February, billionaire Li Shufu quietly acquired a 10 percent stake in Daimler. Dieter Zetsche, the company's chairman of the board, believes that an additional large Chinese investor may also acquire a stake in the company: the state-owned firm BAIC, Daimler's Chinese partner. Politicians and executives are beginning to wonder what large company might be targeted by Chinese investors next.
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Along with those investments, uncertainty has been growing. And it's not just coming from the Far East. Reliant as it is on exports, the German economy is sensitive to shifting trends in global trade and Merkel's visit to China this week is coming right in the middle of a period of transition. China is growing stronger, America has become unreliable and Germany has to figure out what its new role will look like.
The economy has become used to seemingly eternal growth in the Far East, with exports to the region almost tripling in the last 10 years. But what will happen once China begins building high-tech machines of its own or exporting its own electric vehicles? That's the point when German industry will quickly become painfully aware just how dependent it has become on China.
At the same time, though, German companies are confounded by the erratic course currently being charted by the U.S. president in Washington. If Donald Trump chooses to introduce punitive tariffs on steel and aluminum imports on June 1 and the EU retaliates, Germany will become even further alienated from America, which is still its top export market. This development likewise poses a significant risk to the domestic economy.
And everything is overshadowed by the potential of a trade war between the Western superpower and the Eastern superpower. The Trump administration accuses China of unfair trade practices and massive theft of intellectual property. As a consequence, he has threatened to introduce punitive tariffs worth $150 billion and China has vowed to respond in kind should he do so.
If both countries follow through, Germany would find itself in a hopeless — and extremely dangerous — position directly between the front lines. If Germany makes concessions to one side, the other side will be displeased. The country must find a solution to this dilemma, but it isn't clear what that might look like. How might a new trade strategy look, particularly with regard to China?
THE WAKE-UP CALL
There is a date that marks the turning point in Chinese-German relations: May 18, 2016. That was the day that the Chinese company Midea announced its intention to takeover KUKA, a global leader in industrial robotics. Union leader Armin Kolb says that the news initially terrified him. "I'd by lying if I said otherwise," he says.
Kolb is head of the works council at KUKA. When the announcement came two years ago, 3,000 employees gathered at the Augsburg factory, he recalls, all of them concerned about what the new ownership had planned for the company — whether they would break it up, move some departments elsewhere or even close the whole thing down. The possibilities seemed endless.
Today, two years later, Kolb seems unperturbed. Midea has committed to retain the company headquarters, refrain from moving or closing factories and to preserve jobs. The agreement is valid until 2023. "We got the best deal we possibly could," says Kolb.
The brawny works council head is in his mid-50s and he will soon celebrate 40 years working for KUKA, having started in 1978 as a lathe operator in Hall 2. Today, the building is used to demonstrate what the factory of tomorrow will look like. A mobile transport system moves an automobile door toward a group of four robots, which identify the part, bend their arms toward it and begin welding. "There's not much milling and lathing around here anymore," Kolb says.
KUKA is considered a pioneer of Industry 4.0, the digitally networked economy. That's why the Chinese purchase of the company became a political issue, almost as if Beijing had bought the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin and painted it red.
At the time, Germany's EU commissioner, Günther Oettinger, said that KUKA cannot be allowed to fall into Chinese hands because it "is a successful company in a strategic sector that is important for the digital future of European industry." Germany's economics minister at the time, Sigmar Gabriel, was also concerned. His ministry sought to encourage German multinationals like Siemens or Bosch to make a bid of their own, but they all declined. And the owners of KUKA went ahead with the sale.
Widespread Angst
The deal was a wake-up call for economic policymakers in Germany. It wasn't the first time that Chinese buyers had gone on a shopping spree in the country, with companies from China already having acquired such big-name and highly specialized firms as KraussMaffei and Putzmeister. But the KUKA sale triggered widespread angst.
It is unclear why. Up to that point, the experiences of companies with Chinese ownership had been largely positive. A study conducted by the Hans Böckler Foundation found that companies under Chinese ownership were largely satisfied with their new employers. The investors from the Far East, the study found, largely stayed out of day-to-day decisions, refrained from closing factories, invested in new facilities and created more jobs.
Currently, the foundation is working on an update of the study. And while it hasn't yet been completed, it is safe to say that the management boards and works councils that have thus far been surveyed aren't quite as enthusiastic about their Chinese investors as they once were. "Cracks have appeared," says Oliver Emons, one of the researchers involved in the study. Pressure on jobs has increased, he says, while new ownership has begun playing a greater role and some are clearly primarily interested in acquiring know-how.
China experts refer to it as the "Haier Strategy," named after the home appliance manufacturer based in Qingdao. For years, the company systematically swallowed up its competitors. Yet in doing so, the company was less interested in the profits that could by made through the acquisitions. Rather, they wanted the brands, the technologies and the sales reach they provided. Today, Haier is a global market leader, with every fifth freezer sold coming from the Chinese company.
It remains to be seen if KUKA is facing a similar future. For the time being, at least, there are no indications at the company's Augsburg headquarters as to who the new owners are. The name Midea is nowhere to be found, not even in the stationery small print. And the white-orange company flags are still flying above the entrance. Only briefly, back in January, were red flags to be seen here — but they were from the labor union IG Metall, waved during a warning strike.
There has also been continuity in the company's upper echelons. Till Reuter has been CEO since 2009 and during a recent dinner at a robotics trade fair in Hannover, he asked those present if anything had changed under Chinese ownership. They all shook their heads.
A Trojan Horse on the Factory Floor
For Reuter, though, one thing has changed. Once a month, he flies to China to take part in Midea board meetings at company headquarters, located in Shunde, just outside of Hong Kong. Reuter says that Midea allows KUKA to grow much more quickly than would otherwise have been possible, such as in robots for mobile phone factories or to assist during operations in hospitals. "We see a huge potential there," he says.
Thus far, KUKA's specialty has been customers from the automobile industry: The company's products have been deployed in German car factories for decades. The firm has acquired unique insight into manufacturing processes in those factories, how models are chosen, and the technologies employed. But ever since KUKA's change in ownership, some clients have expressed reservations, concerned that their company secrets could fall into the wrong hands. Nobody, after all, wants to invite a Trojan horse onto the factory floor. KUKA executives have increasingly found themselves having to promise that the company remains trustworthy. When such concerns are raised, Reuter points out Midea's contractual obligation to protect client data. "It is something I vouch for."
KUKA is a German company that pays its taxes here, the CEO insists, the only difference being that it has a Chinese owner. During the trade fair in Hannover in April, the chancellor once again dropped by the KUKA stand, which Reuter welcomes as "an important signal." Naming former SAP head Henning Kagermann to the supervisory board, with his excellent political connections, can also be seen as a trust-building measure.
On the other hand, though, the robotics company will be investing primarily in Shunde in the coming years, in the form of a new, 400-million-euro production facility. KUKA will develop new products at the site and produce around 75,000 robots per year there by 2024 — three times as many as in Augsburg.
The future of robotics — and of KUKA — it seems, is in China. That much is clear, even if the deal with Midea to retain the company's current headquarters in Augsburg runs for another five years.
THROWING DOWN THE GAUNTLET
KUKA is exactly the kind of company that China is looking for. After all, the country has a plan. Few in Germany took much notice when Beijing announced it in the form of a document called "Made in China 2025." Written in the rather unwieldy terminology of communism, it describes how China intends to become an economic superpower. It was essentially the equivalent of throwing down the gauntlet to the West.
The plan calls for transforming China into a "major manufacturing power" by 2025, reaching an "intermediate level among world manufacturing powers" by 2035 and becoming "the leader among the world's manufacturing powers" by 2049, the centennial of the founding of the People's Republic. The master plan does not allow for potential economic crises. "Advanced technology is the sharp weapon of the modern state," President Xi said in a 2013 speech that offers a powerful expression of the country's new industrial strategy. "Our technology still generally lags (behind) that of developed countries, and we must adopt an asymmetrical strategy of catching up and overtaking."
What he means is that he wants to make more rapid progress than others in 10 key fields: information technology, automation and robotics, aerospace and aeronautics, oceanographic engineering and high-tech shipping, high-speed rail, electric vehicles, electric power equipment, agricultural machinery, new materials, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment.
In contrast to previous long-term plans, the 2025 strategy seeks a global reach. Its goal is that of leaving behind Western competitors and transforming domestic companies into international champions. It is a blueprint for restructuring the country's economy, from the factories to the laboratories, from industrial production to the service sector, from state-owned factories to privately owned businesses.
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It's gonna look a whole lot prettier, soon.
Bethesda just aired a brand new trailer for The Elder Scrolls Legends at its E3 2018 press conference, and while it's very console focused (the game is coming to Switch, Xbox One and PS4 later this year), there's some footage of the forthcoming graphical revamp for you to gaze at.
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from Splendiferous
"What do you think you're doing?"
"This plane is supposed to be unmanned!" says Sam. He was scandalized.
"Answer my question!"
"Were you sleeping in there?"
"What's it to you?"
"I wanta fly the little plane!" says Billy, who proceeds to have a kicking and screaming fit on the grass. "You promised!"
I shivered. The Watch guy was backing Sam back down to ground level. Things are happening and once more I am a spectator. I'm paralyzed, and my mouth has dried up, not that I can think of anything to say.
"We were on our way to the meeting, and he wanted to check out the Drone, man." says Chris, pointing to the flailing Billy, and giving the Watch guy a big smile. "He's just a big Retard. Are you the pilot?"
"You know, you almost pass, but I can tell, and this Fly boy don't answer to Coloreds."
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Road: Gustav Larsson (Team Saxo Bank) did on Sunday again Swedish succeeded at twelve years. He won the final pace stage of Giro d'Italia in Verona with two-second margin ahead of Marco Pinotti (HTC-Columbia). Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Doimo) fared from mishaps and rolled in goal as a champion for the second time in his career.
Gustav Larsson (Team Saxo Bank) did on Sunday again Swedish succeeded at twelve years. He won the final pace stage of Giro d'Italia in Verona with two-second margin ahead of Marco Pinotti (HTC-Columbia). Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Doimo) fared from mishaps and rolled in goal as a champion for the second time in his career.
Later a Swedish managed to win a stage on the Giro d'Italia was when Glenn Magnusson took his third stage victory in the prestigious Italian stage race in 1998.
Gustav Larsson, who is one of the world's best riders against the clock, with second places in World Championships and Olympics, went in goal early on Sunday and then had to wait in the target area. Where did he see skier after skier running in case with slower times than himself, and when Bradley Wiggins (Sky Pro Cycling Team) was behind the Swede halfway into the race, only Marco Pinotti retained as threatened if stage victory.
"When I saw Wiggins after half the distance, I knew I had nothing to fear from him because he would never run faster than me. But later, I was really afraid of Pinotti, says Gustav Larsson.
-Pinotti was 12 seconds ahead of me halfway into the race. But while many skiers suffered, I have been better the last few days in the Giro d'Italia. I don't know what it means to win such a prestigious stage here. I just do what I'm good at.
Ivan Basso as before the time trial had a lead of just over a minute to David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne) took the case as the 15th man while the Spaniard was not better than 47th on stage. Thus the final victory number two in port for Ivan Basso.
"It's a special day for my whole family. We led all along, as we celebrate together, "said Ivan Basso.


Attending: Guy Stephenson, Doug Wolfe, Karen Peters, Judy Lawrence, Merri Peck, Jess Ano, and Donna Griffin (via phone).
Open discussion topic: Wilmington Area Wildlife Tales. Information and stories told by Guy, Doug, Judy, and Karen. All open discussion topics are recorded for future reference.
Treasurer's Report--- The balance in the regular operating account is $11,943.67. The Keegan Building Construction Fund balance is $10,117.19. The Adirondack Foundation Account has a balance of $51,370.13. The Building Transfer account has a balance of $128.00. The Zachay Fund has a balance of $2,000. Petty cash = $100 Guy made a motion to accept the Treasurer's report as written. 2nd by Judy. All in favor.
Our NET INCOME from the Whiskey Run and Heritage Festival was $9,132! THANK YOU to ALL who contributed, participated, and volunteered for this successful event!
. Essex County Arts Council has invited us to join their organization. The cost is $45 for non-profit groups and would entitle us to possible future grants.
. Thank you sent to Brett Heineman for his donation of Whiteface Mtn. photos and video.
. Thank you sent to Dennis Keegan for his matching donation of $1,000 for the building fund.
. A letter to the Peters family from Betty Little.
Guy made a motion to join the Essex County Arts Council for $45 2nd by Donna. All in favor.
Donna suggests having a finance meeting to best decide the distribution of funds before the next WHS meeting. Donna, Karen, and Merri will meet at Donna's on Monday, Sept 10 at 10am to discuss.
. Guy Stephenson received an old tin type of a Civil War soldier from Herb Rock who found it at the dump.
Our next research day will be held Sept 18 at the Community Center. It's a great time to browse through our collection or work on your own family history project! Karen Peters will be there to help that day.
On the first of every month, Karen is sending a historical photo to the Lake Placid News for publication.
On Wed, Aug 15 the WHS held a very successful presentation of ski history at Marble Mountain. There were 95 in attendance!
The Methodist Church has a portable wireless sound system we could possibly borrow if needed (as suggested by Don Morrison). Our numbers are growing at events and this would be helpful for all to hear.
At least 10 volunteers are needed for the half Ironman to receive grants. A sign-up sheet will be available at the Festival of Colors.
September 13 will be the 102 Club dinner in Ticonderoga for anyone who wants to attend.
Karen submitted info for the fall town newsletter.
Thank you to Ginny Crispell for organizing a great looking annual newsletter for us!
We have 170 members as of 9/5/18. Thank you! Please tell your family and friends, sign them up, and help to promote the WHS! Every bit helps us to move closer to our goals!
Doug Nemec is doing a great job at trying to organize the cemetery plots.
David Ruck has a new program for 1812 music. We should look for a grant to add this program for 2019.
New stickers have arrived for sales and distribution. Sale price is $2 each.
Cadence Lodge offered to host a wine tasting event at their gazebo as a fundraiser for WHS. Contact Michelle Powers.
We will plan a property cleanup work day. Guy has already started the process by using a brush hog. It looks good! Judy Lawrence has a weedwacker we could use. We have been discussing signage for our property and feel the best to use for now would be a vinyl banner mounted to a wooden sign for stability. Karen will ask Debbie at the UPS store for prices and suggestions.
We need to choose a date for a board meeting and building committee meeting to tie up some loose ends. We will choose a date by email to make sure we have the most members available.
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I joined Admissions at the University of Nottingham as an Admissions Officer in September 2016, having previously worked in Admissions in a much smaller university.
Here at UoN I am based within the Postgraduate team in the Faculty of Science as Decision Maker for UK Direct Science. My previous experience in Admissions was mainly working within undergraduate applications and the UCAS system. Therefore, learning direct admissions and the processes surrounding this in general, as well as specifically at the University of Nottingham, was a new world for me.
Additionally, as I joined the University, Project Transform was in full swing. I had very little awareness of the changes that had taken place in the University so far and no preconceptions of what the upcoming changes meant for Admissions, and the University as a whole.
Whilst the Undergraduate Admissions team are already using the new Project Transform applications system, Campus Solutions, the Postgraduate team are currently using a variety of existing paperless systems in order to process applications.
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Whilst I am aware that changing our entire working process will not necessarily be easy and without hiccups, I am hoping that the system will let us streamline the admissions processes. Eventually, we'll have one central system for all stages of the application and student process. I'm particularly hoping for a more accurate way of tracking application histories and documents, to ensure we are delivering the best service to our applicants.
Unfortunately I missed the introductory session for Campus Solutions, however I have had the chance to attend the initial training. In this training, we were given an overview of how the system works, and the different functionalities. We were then given the opportunity to get hands on and test some of the functions, as well as creating our own applications.
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Buzzlogic, a company that helps brands place socially targeted ads, today announced it has raised $7.8 million in a third round of funding. The company will use the funding for product development and to double its sales and account management teams.
The company offers an ad targeting tool that indexes millions of pieces of online content on partner blogs as well as the conversations around them to help advertisers place ads. By identifying what consumers say and want in terms of products or services, Buzzlogic helps advertisers to deliver a relevant and specific offer to a ready-to-buy audience, increasing the return on investment.
Buzzlogic appears to be doing well — it claims it's growing faster than 50% per quarter.
The company's closest competitors are major ad targeting tools from Google and Yahoo. However, it's social media monitoring expertise might be the differentiator needed to compete with these major brands. The proof may be in the company's client list, which includes names like Proctor & Gamble, Toyota, Best Buy, PlayStation, Microsoft, and Starbucks.
The San Francisco-based company, founded in 2004, has secured a total of $28 million in funding. The latest round was lead by Bridgescale Partners with existing investors participating, including Adams Capital Management.


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text:
'use strict'

const assert = require('assert')
const proxyquire = require('proxyquire')
const sinon = require('sinon')
const request = require('supertest')
const uuid = require('uuid')

describe('account', function () {
  this.timeout(5000)

  const USERNAME = 'tester.mactestface@example.com'
  const PASSWORD = 'bc0e734068f4ef43e22d84e3412c4c0221daa3a001fcd0c7ab24a565f9e7503d'

  let server // express server
  let usersDbCreateIndex
  let usersDbFind
  let usersDbHead
  let usersDbInsert
  let usersDbDestroy
  let dbCreate
  let dbDestroy
  let fetch

  beforeEach(function () {
    usersDbCreateIndex = sinon.stub()
    usersDbFind = sinon.stub()
    usersDbHead = sinon.stub()
    usersDbInsert = sinon.stub()
    usersDbDestroy = sinon.stub()
    dbCreate = sinon.stub()
    dbDestroy = sinon.stub()
    fetch = sinon.stub()
    fetch['@global'] = true

    usersDbCreateIndex.resolves()

    const backend = proxyquire('../server/index', {
      './db': {
        '@global': true,
        usersDB: {
          createIndex: usersDbCreateIndex,
          find: usersDbFind,
          head: usersDbHead,
          insert: usersDbInsert,
          destroy: usersDbDestroy
        },
        nano: {
          db: {
            create: dbCreate,
            destroy: dbDestroy
          }
        }
      },
      'node-fetch': fetch
    })
    server = backend.server
  })

  afterEach('close server', function (done) {
    server.close(done)
  })

  // Helper functions
  function findReturnsUserDoc () {
    usersDbFind.resolves({
      docs: [
        {
          _id: 'org.couchdb.user:3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32',
          _rev: '1-f0b0682c4700a3cbee99f6ed8cbee95c',
          type: 'user',
          name: '3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32',
          password_scheme: 'pbkdf2',
          derived_key: 'oisdfngioenf[gonweijfgnkjerngenfgienr',
          salt: 'idgijnepfgnerfngpo',
          roles: [],
          email: USERNAME
        }
      ]
    })
  }

  function findReturnsNothing () {
    usersDbFind.resolves({ docs: [] })
  }

  function sessionResult (isSuccess) {
    fetch.resolves({
      status: isSuccess ? 200 : 401,
      json () {
        return Promise.resolve({ ok: isSuccess })
      }
    })
  }

  describe('createIndex mail', function () {
    it('should call createIndex on the usersDb', async function () {
      usersDbFind.resolves({ docs: [] })
      usersDbInsert.resolves()

      await request(server)
        .put('/api/account')
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME,
              password: PASSWORD
            }
          }
        })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(200)
        .expect(() => {
          assert.ok(usersDbCreateIndex.calledOnce, 'createIndex was called')
          assert.deepStrictEqual(usersDbCreateIndex.firstCall.firstArg, {
            index: {
              fields: ['email']
            },
            ddoc: 'users-by-email',
            name: 'users-by-email'
          }, 'createIndex index argument')
        })
    })
  })

  describe('PUT', function () {
    it('should create a new account', async function () {
      usersDbFind.resolves({ docs: [] })
      usersDbInsert.resolves()

      const res = await request(server)
        .put('/api/account')
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME,
              password: PASSWORD
            }
          }
        })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(200)

      assert.ok(res.body.links.self.endsWith('/api/account'), 'has a link to self')
      assert.ok(uuid.validate(res.body.data.id), 'ID is an UUID')
      assert.strictEqual(res.body.data.type, 'account', 'type is an account')
      assert.deepStrictEqual(res.body.data.attributes, {
        username: USERNAME
      }, 'returns the username')

      assert.deepStrictEqual(usersDbFind.firstCall.firstArg, {
        selector: {
          email: USERNAME
        },
        fields: ['_id', 'email']
      })
      const userDoc = usersDbInsert.firstCall.firstArg
      assert.strictEqual(userDoc.type, 'user')
      assert.strictEqual(
        userDoc.password,
        PASSWORD
      )
      assert.deepStrictEqual(userDoc.roles, [])
      assert.strictEqual(userDoc.email, USERNAME)
      assert.ok(uuid.validate(userDoc.name), 'user name is an UUID')
      assert.ok(uuid.validate(userDoc.email_validation), 'email validation is an UUID')
    })

    it('should create an account with a given ID', async function () {
      usersDbFind.resolves({ docs: [] })
      usersDbInsert.resolves({ ok: true })
      usersDbHead.rejects({ statusCode: 404 })
      const id = uuid.v4()

      await request(server)
        .put('/api/account')
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            id,
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME,
              password: PASSWORD
            }
          }
        })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(200, {
          links: {
            self: 'undefined/api/account'
          },
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            id,
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME
            },
            relationships: {}
          }
        })
    })

    it('should return a conflict if an account with id exists', async function () {
      const id = uuid.v4()
      usersDbFind.resolves({ docs: [] })
      usersDbInsert.resolves({ ok: true })
      usersDbHead.resolves({ _id: id })

      await request(server)
        .put('/api/account')
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            id,
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME,
              password: PASSWORD
            }
          }
        })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(409, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 409,
              title: 'conflict',
              detail: 'An account with that id already exists'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an error if the password is to short', async function () {
      await request(server)
        .put('/api/account')
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME,
              password: 'bc0e734068f4ef43e22d84e3'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(400, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 400,
              title: 'Bad Request',
              detail: 'password must be the right size'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an error if the username is not an email-address', async function () {
      await request(server)
        .put('/api/account')
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: 'tester',
              password: PASSWORD
            }
          }
        })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(400, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 400,
              title: 'Bad Request',
              detail: 'username must be an email-address'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return a confict if the username already exists', async function () {
      usersDbFind.resolves({ docs: [{ email: USERNAME }] })

      await request(server)
        .put('/api/account')
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME,
              password: PASSWORD
            }
          }
        })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(409, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 409,
              title: 'conflict',
              detail: 'An account with that username already exists'
            }
          ]
        })
    })
  })

  describe('GET', function () {
    it('should return user-data', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(true)

      await request(server)
        .get('/api/account')
        .auth(
          USERNAME,
          PASSWORD,
          { type: 'basic' }
        )
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(200, {
          links: {
            self: 'undefined/api/account'
          },
          data: {
            id: '3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32',
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: USERNAME
            },
            relationships: {}
          }
        })

      assert.deepStrictEqual(usersDbFind.firstCall.firstArg, {
        selector: {
          email: USERNAME
        }
      })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if the username is wrong', async function () {
      findReturnsNothing()

      await request(server)
        .get('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if the password is to short', async function () {
      await request(server)
        .get('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, 'bc0e734068f4ef43e22d84e3', { type: 'basic' })
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if CouchDB session fails', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(false)

      await request(server)
        .get('/api/account')
        .auth(
          USERNAME,
          PASSWORD,
          { type: 'basic' }
        )
        .expect('Content-Type', /json/)
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })
  })

  describe('PATCH', function () {
    beforeEach(function () {
      usersDbInsert.resolves()
    })

    it('should update the users document', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      usersDbFind.onSecondCall().resolves({ docs: [] })
      sessionResult(true)

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: 'tester.other@example.com',
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(204)

      assert.deepStrictEqual(usersDbFind.firstCall.firstArg, {
        selector: {
          email: USERNAME
        }
      })

      const userDoc = usersDbInsert.firstCall.firstArg
      assert.strictEqual(userDoc._id, 'org.couchdb.user:3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32')
      assert.strictEqual(userDoc.type, 'user')
      assert.strictEqual(userDoc.name, '3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32')
      assert.strictEqual(
        userDoc.password,
        '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37'
      )
      assert.deepStrictEqual(userDoc.roles, [])
      assert.deepStrictEqual(userDoc.email, 'tester.other@example.com')
      assert.ok(uuid.validate(userDoc.email_validation), 'email_validation is an UUID')
    })

    it('should update the user doc with only a password change', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(true)

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(204)

      assert.deepStrictEqual(usersDbInsert.firstCall.firstArg, {
        _id: 'org.couchdb.user:3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32',
        _rev: '1-f0b0682c4700a3cbee99f6ed8cbee95c',
        type: 'user',
        name: '3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32',
        password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37',
        password_scheme: 'pbkdf2',
        derived_key: 'oisdfngioenf[gonweijfgnkjerngenfgienr',
        salt: 'idgijnepfgnerfngpo',
        roles: [],
        email: USERNAME
      })
    })

    it('should return a conflict if the new username already exists', async function () {
      const id = 'something'
      const nextMail = 'next@example.com'

      findReturnsUserDoc()
      usersDbFind.onSecondCall().resolves({
        docs: [
          {
            _id: 'org.couchdb.user:' + id,
            _rev: '1-f0b0682c4700a3cbee99f6ed8cbee95c',
            type: 'user',
            name: id,
            password_scheme: 'pbkdf2',
            derived_key: 'oisdfngioenf[gonweijfgnkjerngenfgienr',
            salt: 'idgijnepfgnerfngpo',
            roles: [],
            email: nextMail
          }
        ]
      })
      sessionResult(true)

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: nextMail,
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(409, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 409,
              title: 'conflict',
              detail: 'An account with that username already exists'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if the username is wrong', async function () {
      findReturnsNothing()

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an bad request error if the updated username is not an email', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(true)

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              username: 'tester',
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(400, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 400,
              title: 'Bad Request',
              detail: 'username must be an email-address'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if the password is to short', async function () {
      findReturnsNothing()

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, 'bc0e734068f4ef43e22d84e3', { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae87be59a6665661b193d37a8754b169e4f1b96c37'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an Bad Request error if the updated password is to short', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(true)

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae8'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(400, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 400,
              title: 'Bad Request',
              detail: 'password must be the right size'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if CouchDB session fails', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(false)

      await request(server)
        .patch('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .send({
          data: {
            type: 'account',
            attributes: {
              password: '04b12153230f4de35c5158ae8'
            }
          }
        })
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })
  })

  describe('DELETE', function () {
    beforeEach(function () {
      usersDbDestroy.resolves()
    })

    it('should delete the user doc', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(true)

      await request(server)
        .delete('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .expect(204)

      assert.deepStrictEqual(usersDbFind.firstCall.firstArg, {
        selector: {
          email: USERNAME
        }
      })

      assert.deepStrictEqual(usersDbDestroy.firstCall.args, [
        'org.couchdb.user:3989c4e7-e7ed-48a2-9f2a-a40e520ecd32',
        '1-f0b0682c4700a3cbee99f6ed8cbee95c'
      ])
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if the username is wrong', async function () {
      findReturnsNothing()

      await request(server)
        .delete('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if the password is to short', async function () {
      findReturnsNothing()

      await request(server)
        .delete('/api/account')
        .auth(
          USERNAME,
          'bc0e734068f4ef43e22d84e3412',
          { type: 'basic' }
        )
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })

    it('should return an unauthorized error if CouchDB session fails', async function () {
      findReturnsUserDoc()
      sessionResult(false)

      await request(server)
        .delete('/api/account')
        .auth(USERNAME, PASSWORD, { type: 'basic' })
        .expect(401, {
          errors: [
            {
              status: 401,
              title: 'unauthorized',
              detail: 'Name or password is incorrect.'
            }
          ]
        })
    })
  })
})

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