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Russia already has "invincible" nuclear weapons, as Putin has promised. Launch from submarines and destroy coastal cities – message
Russian state news agency Tass revealed on Monday that the first Poseidon nuclear warheads were ready, citing an official source from Vladimir Putin's government.
"The first Poseidon ammunition loads have been produced and the Belgorod submarine will receive them in the near future," the agency said in a press release.
The nuclear weapon, an ideal of Stalin's regime in the 40s and 50s, was revealed to be capable of unleashing waves of radiation that could destroy coastal cities. Vladimir Putin first mentioned the weapons in 2018, considering them "invincible". There isn't much data on them, but speculation is that these warships are a cross between a torpedo and a drone, which can be launched from a nuclear submarine.
In 2018, Putin even considered this weapon indestructible. "They are very quiet, highly maneuverable and almost invulnerable to the enemy. There is no weapon in the world that can fight them," the Russian president emphasized.
Initially, it was hinted that the warship would have a capacity of 100 megatons, twice the largest nuclear bomb in history, Tsar, tested by the Soviet Union in the 70s, however, TASS now reveals that it will 'only' have it. A level of devastation of two megatons more destructive than the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs.
Three of Putin's so-called invincible weapons have already been deployed, notably the Avangard and Zircon hypersonic missiles, capable of changing trajectory at high speeds, which have been in service with Russia since late 2019. Another is the Kinzel Hypersonic. The missiles, which the Russians have already used in the Ukraine war.
See also Mikhail Gorbachev, the last president of the Soviet Union, has died at the age of 91
According to Russia, a fifth-generation intercontinental ballistic missile Sarmat, a combat laser called Perezvet, and nuclear-powered Perevestnik cruise missiles are also planned.
Yet according to a Russian government agency, Poseidon will be carried by the K-329 Belgorod nuclear submarine.
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La Policía Secreta Prusiana o la policía política fue el organismo responsable de monitorear la vida política y la persecución de los crímenes políticos en Prusia desde mediados del siglo XIX hasta el surgimiento de su reemplazante, la Policía Secreta Estatal (Gestapo) del Tercer Reich.

Orígenes

Después de varios enfoques anteriores lo que llevó política de respuesta después de la revolución de 1848 a una reestructuración del sistema de policía política en Prusia. La fuerza impulsora aquí fue Karl Ludwig Friedrich von Hinckeldey, quien fue nombrado jefe de policía de Berlín el 18 de noviembre de 1848 por el rey Friedrich Wilhelm IV. En 1854, finalmente fue nombrado Director General de Policía. Esta posición correspondía de facto a la de un ministro de policía e hizo a Hinckeldey relativamente independiente del Ministerio del Interior de Prusia.

Más allá de las fronteras de Prusia, Hinckeldey también desempeñó un papel importante en la cooperación de las administraciones policiales de los estados de la Confederación Alemana en el llamado club policial.

Actividad en la Monarquía prusiana

En Prusia, inicialmente se estableció una Policía Política (secreta) en Berlín para monitorear y obtener información sobre personas y organizaciones opositoras. Esto incluía monitorear la prensa. Especialmente en las primeras décadas, extendió su alcance de acción a países extranjeros. Por ejemplo, la evidencia del Juicio comunista de Colonia se obtuvo en París o en Londres con métodos parcialmente ilegales.

A raíz de la nueva era desde 1858, la vigilancia de la oposición burguesa se hizo cada vez más importante. Durante el Kulturkampf ,los sacerdotes católicos, los laicos y las organizaciones se volvieron cada vez más a los ojos de la policía política. En el período de las leyes socialistas (1878-1890), pero también en las décadas siguientes, la policía política se centró en la lucha contra la socialdemocracia.

Desde 1890, el Departamento V de la policía de Berlín la llamó "policía política secreta prusiana". A partir del 1 de diciembre de 1898, el Departamento V se convirtió en Reichsweit como la Oficina central para la actividad de evaluación e información, pero limitado a las aspiraciones anarquistas.

La Policía secreta en la República de Weimar

En 1918, el Departamento V de la policía de Berlín fue disuelto por el "Comisario del Pueblo para la Seguridad Pública" (Comisionado de Policía de Berlín) Emil Eichhorn y reemplazado por los consejos de trabajadores y soldados. Aunque Eichhorn reconoció la necesidad de una policía política, tenía reservas considerables sobre el empleo de oficiales de la policía real en esta capacidad. Su sucesor fue Eugen Ernst en enero de 1919. Estaba convencido de la necesidad de liderar la lucha contra la continuación de la revolución también por medios policiales. Las luchas constitucionales también forzaron una continuidad. La Policía Política fue nombrada "Centrale Staatspolizei" (C.ST.) como un cuerpo subordinado del Departamento I, reconstruido con exfuncionarios imperiales. Por decreto del 20 de mayo de 1925, se convirtió en el departamento IA (AIA) de la jefatura de policía. Por decreto del 12 de diciembre de 1928, la policía prusiana se dividió uniformemente en una policía administrativa, de protección y criminal. Los asuntos políticos fueron llevados a cabo por el Departamento I de la policía administrativa. La supervisión suprema fue dirigida por el Ministro del Interior, cuyo Departamento II para Asuntos Policiales y similares. a. un "grupo político" con tres conferencias entretenidas.

En el curso de la republicanización de las estructuras de la administración prusiana ("bastión Prusia") durante la República de Weimar también cambió las tareas de la policía política. En ese momento, la policía política tenía alrededor de 1.000 funcionarios, lo que lo convirtió en el mayor organismo de protección estatal en Alemania. Del personal, al menos tres cuartos trabajaban en el campo.

La policía política ahora luchó contra las personas y organizaciones antidemocráticas y antirre republicanas. Esto incluía la izquierda radical y la extrema derecha. Para este propósito, la policía usó los métodos habituales de observación y resolución de eventos y métodos de inteligencia como el uso de V-people. Especialmente al final de la República, la lucha contra el NSDAP se convirtió en una tarea importante de la autoridad. Sin embargo, ese movimiento de masas no podría ser detenido por medios policiales.

Hubo solapamientos jurisdiccionales con la Oficina de Policía Criminal del Estado de Prusia, en 1925, en el nivel del Reich con el Reichskommissariat introducido en 1920 para el monitoreo del orden público, luego llamado reunión de noticias en el Ministerio del Interior del Reich.

Transición a la Gestapo

El 20 de julio de 1932 el Golpe de Estado de Prusia marca el "fin de la policía republicana". Poco a poco fue siendo infiltrado por los nacionalsocialistas. En la policía política, la mayoría de los funcionarios de alto rango fueron sometidos a Diels, y más de la mitad de los recién llegados más o menos abandonaron la Gestapo con él, mientras que los establecidos permanecieron en la guerra.

El 30 de enero de 1933, Adolf Hitler fue nombrado canciller, a su vez, Hermann Goring, nombrado Reichsstatthalter para el Ministerio del Interior de Prusia nombrado. Por su parte, nombró al jefe de la policía política del Ministerio del Interior de Prusia, Rudolf Diels, como jefe del departamento de IA. El 3 de marzo de 1933, un Decreto Ministerial Prusiano levantó las restricciones de competencia de la policía anteriormente aplicables. Este fue el primer paso para despedir a la Gestapo de adherirse a la ley. El 11 de abril, Goring también fue primer ministro prusiano. Con su decreto del 26 de abril de 1933, la policía secreta prusiana se separó del aparato policial y se formó la Oficina de la Policía Secreta del Estado (Gestapo), que estaba directamente subordinada al Ministro del Interior de Prusia (Göring) y tenía el cargo de un departamento de policía estatal. Con la segunda Ley de la Gestapo del 30 de noviembre de 1933, la Gestapo se convirtió en una rama completamente independiente de la administración interna, que estaba directamente subordinada al Primer Ministro (Goring). Luego se convirtió en la policía secreta del estado.

Referencias

Cuerpos policiales extintos de Alemania
Historia de Prusia
Policía secreta

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Oslo, Norway ▾ Oslo
Geographic coordinates of Oslo, Norway
Latitude: 59°54′45″ N
Longitude: 10°44′45″ E
Elevation above sea level: 26 m = 85 ft
Coordinates of Oslo in decimal degrees
Latitude: 59.9127300°
Longitude: 10.7460900°
Coordinates of Oslo in degrees and decimal minutes
Latitude: 59°54.7638′ N
Longitude: 10°44.7654′ E
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Latitude varies from −90° to 90°. The latitude of the Equator is 0°; the latitude of the South Pole is −90°; the latitude of the North Pole is 90°. Positive latitude values correspond to the geographic locations north of the Equator (abbrev. N). Negative latitude values correspond to the geographic locations south of the Equator (abbrev. S).
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Heavy polling took place in last week's competition of the Observer-Mobitel Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest as the voting is expected to end shortly.
Even in the Observer-Mobitel Most Popular Schoolgirl Cricketer of the Year contest, a staggering number of votes were the order of the day.
The leading contestants in both the competitions were faced stiff competition as two new leaders were emerged.
Sri Lanka cricketer Naweed Nawaz, who won the Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year mega title in 1993, was the first and only cricketer from D.S. Senanayake College to achieve that honour.
During his illustrious career at D.S. Senanayake College, Nawaz was a household name with some aggressive batting and a number of big scores. Even after his exemplary school career, Nawaz scored consistently for his club side, Nondescript Cricket Club (NCC) for a number of years,with an attractive average.
Despite maintaining a stunning average of 99.00 in the only Test he played in, his international opportunities were limited. He made his Test debut against Bangladesh on July 28, 2002 but was unfortunate to be demoted to Sri Lanka 'A' team after scoring 21 and 78 not out in his respective Test innings on debut.
Until his surprise recall for the Nat West series in England in 2002, he had made just a solitary one-day appearance - against Zimbabwe in 1997-98. However, he failed to impress at No. 3 position on that occasion, scratching around for a 23-ball five runs.
In March 2004, Nawaz led Sri Lanka 'A' in its unofficial Test tour of New Zealand. His strong team included five fast bowlers, an all-rounder and a solitary spinner on the five-week tour, in which Sri Lanka 'A' played a series of three five-day unofficial Tests, and three one-day matches against New Zealand 'A'. The Lankan team included Lasith Malinga.
Nawaz later played the role of Consultant Coach for the Sri Lanka women's team and in May 2009, he was named Sri Lanka Under-19 coach. Sri Lanka's first ever award show for schoolboy cricketers, which has produced many champion Sri Lanka cricketers, is back in the true spirit of the game to continue its role in fostering school cricket.
It is with pride and honour that we plan to conduct the 41st Observer-Mobitel Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year 2019 event. The proud principal sponsor of the Mega Show is Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, Sri Lanka's national mobile communication network.
This is the 11th successive year that SLT Mobitel is sponsoring the show, at a time the company is heading towards new horizons under the dynamic leadership of SLT and Mobitel Chairman Kumarasinghe Sirisena and the SLT Mobitel CEO Nalin Perera.
It is heartening to see that more and more school cricket award shows are emerging, following that great initiative of Sri Lanka's flagship English newspaper – the Sunday Observer way back in 1978/79.
Lake House inaugurated the Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest at a time when there wasn't a single awards ceremony to recognize the talents of schoolboy cricketers.
Neither the school cricket governing body (Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association) nor the national governing body for cricket (Sri Lanka Cricket or then BCCSL), had a program to reward outstanding schoolboy cricketers then. There were no inter-school tournaments for first X1 cricket either. But 41 years ago, the Sunday Observer, as the country's undisputed English newspaper since 1928, realized the need to recognize talents of budding schoolboy cricketers who could step into Sri Lanka national teams and become international stars by organizing this show of shows. Our initiative has proved fruitful as the Observer Schoolboy Cricketer show winners have gone to hit the top as international cricketers.
It was the then Royal College captain Ranjan Madugalle who was adjudged Observer Schoolboy Cricketer in 1978 and 1979. That inspired Madugalle to go places, captaining NCC in club cricket, leading Sri Lanka with distinction and currently holding the top post in international cricket as the Chief ICC Match Referee.
Sri Lanka's 1996 World Cup winning captain Arjuna Ranatunga had the honour of winning the Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year title twice – in 1980 and 1982.
Over the past four decades, the Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest has gone from strength to strength, producing some of the best Sri Lanka cricketers – Asanka Gurusinha, Roshan Mahanama, Muttiah Muralitharan, Kumara Dharmasena, Marvan Atapattu, Sanath Jayasuriya, Thilan Samaraweera, Dinesh Chandimal, Niroshan Dickwella and Kusal Mendis, to name a few. All of them have entered the big league after their 'graduation' as Observer-Mobitel Schoolboy Cricketers.
The success and immense popularity of the Observer-Mobitel Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest has persuaded some to follow our great initiative and conduct schoolboy cricketer awards shows but none of them would ever be able to emulate the Observer-Mobitel Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest which continues to maintain its rich traditions.
On the other hand, we are delighted and honoured to see more school cricket award shows emerging because that eventually meets our initial goal. We are happy to see others following the Sunday Observer example because it helps its country's budding schoolboy cricketers who would ultimately benefit from all these shows.
Hence, the Mother of all Shows – the Observer-Mobitel Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest continues for the 41st time, breaking new ground and serves as a talent search for tomorrow's cricketing heroes.
Although the 2018-19 season is coming to a successful conclusion, you could still vote for your favourite cricketer from any school in the Observer-Mobitel Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest as well as for your favourite Schoolgirl Cricketer. Voting coupons are published in the Sunday Observer, Daily News, Dinamina.


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Q: jdbc: " Invalid object name '[table name]'." So for the past few hours i've been trying to set up a database and to then use the database as DataSource in a Java Servlet (I'm using Netbeans). For some reason I keep getting the error "Invalid object name 'Accounts" when I try to execute the statement "insert into Accounts(Email, Hash, Salt) values(xyz, xyz, xyz). I have no clue why this keeps happening, because I definitely have the table in my database.
I use SQL Server 2016.
My context.xml file is set up as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Context antiJARLocking="true" path="/opdracht2">
  <Resource auth="Container"
            driverClassName="com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver"
            logAbandoned="true"
            maxActive="8"
            maxIdle="4"
            name="jdbc/H4O"
            password="secret"
            removeAbandoned="true"
            removeAbandonedTimeout="60"
            type="javax.sql.DataSource"
            url="jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-PS13CKQ;integratedSecurity=true"
            username="DESKTOP-PS13CKQ\MemeMeister"/>
</Context>

When I run the following code to see what tables there are:
Connection connection;
connection = dataSource.getConnection();
DatabaseMetaData md = connection.getMetaData();
ResultSet rs = md.getTables(null, null, "%", null);
ResultSet rs2 = md.getSchemas();
while (rs.next()) {
    System.out.println("rs.getString(3));
}
System.out.println("------Schemas-----");
while (rs2.next()) {
    System.out.println(
    rs2.getString("TABLE_SCHEM")
    + ", "+rs2.getString("TABLE_CATALOG"));
}

I get the following output:
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-----Schemas-----
db_accessadmin, null
db_backupoperator, null
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The Schema dbo is in there, but none of my tables seem to be in the list. Here are a few SSMS screenshots:

If anyone can help me solve the problems, it would be great!
--edit--
In SQL server configuration manager I have the following error;

A: I have no experience with java, but it seems that you connected to the user's default database, which in SQL Server is master. So, your context is not properly configured. I see that database name is in name attribute, which, I think, stores the name of the connection. Try adding it in url attribute as:
url="jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-PS13CKQ/H40;integratedSecurity=true".
It's just a guess, based on this link(step 3)
EDIT
As @Mark Rotteveel said in the comments, it should be jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-PS13CKQ;databaseName=H40;integratedSecurity=true. More details on Microsoft docs

A: I managed to solve it.... For some reason the URL to the DB was wrong. It originally was "url="jdbc:sqlserver://DESKTOP-PS13CKQ;integratedSecurity=true"", and now I added ";databaseName=H4O" to the end of that URL. This seems to solve everything. Not quite sure how that all works, but it did.

A: I had similar issue but in my case it was because of an extra column I had in my entity which was not mapped to the table in database.
i had @Version in my entity and not table, which after removing solved the issue

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The Hunter Who Loved the Moon: A Creation Myth
Image courtesy of Michael Ly on Unsplash
Gather 'round, children, gather 'round, and I shall tell you the way of the world and how it came to be.
Once there lived a hunter who was skilled in the use of bow and arrow and spear and blade. He would travel the length and breadth of the wilderness in search of deer and boar and elk and many other fine animals. The hunter was a wise man, never taking more than he needed and always leaving an offering of thanks to both the spirit of the animal and the Mother of Beasts, who ruled over hunters and wilderness alike.
Now it happened one day that the hunter was stalking a fine antlered stag when he came across the Mother of Beasts herself, bathing in a cool woodland stream. Her skin was a sun-warmed brown, her hair was the green of moss and pine, and around her throat hung a necklace of claws and fangs.
The hunter hastily averted his eyes and offered up his bow in penance. But the Mother of Beasts only laughed and invited him to join her, for long had she admired his skill and his wisdom and his devotion.
And so the hunter set aside his bow and joined the Mother of Beasts in that cool woodland stream.
The seasons passed, the wilderness now green, now bare and cold, now green again.
One day, when the hunter was alone in the wilderness, without the Mother of Beasts at his side, he came upon the trail of a beautiful white sow. He followed the trail deeper and deeper into the wilderness, paying no heed as the day darkened into dusk. Only when the Crescent Woman, the moon herself, and her shimmering daughters rose above the edge of the world did the hunter stop. He found shelter in the high crook of a tree, drawing the branches around himself as a blanket, and watched the Crescent Woman dance higher and higher into the sky.
So awestruck was the hunter by the beauty of the Crescent Woman that he could not close his eyes to sleep. Instead, he watched the moon all through the night as she danced slowly across the sky, brightening clouds and silvering the leaves of the trees.
Only as she slipped towards the edge of the world, her shimmering daughters following in her wake, did the hunter leap to his feet. Digging his fingers so tightly into the bark that he bled, the hunter shouted his love to the Crescent Woman. He shouted until his chest was a painful hollow and his voice but a rasp of sound.
The Crescent Woman heard and saw him, but continued on her way, dancing over the edge of the world — for she had heard the same from many before him, and would hear the same from many after him.
His heart an ache that would not heal, his voice rough and raw, the hunter curled up in the high crook of the tree and wept. He remained there all through the day, hunger curling his stomach and thirst curling his tongue.
When the sun at last slipped into the underworld and the Crescent Woman and her shimmering daughters rose from the underworld to dance across the darkened sky again, the hunter climbed to his feet. Once again, he shouted his love, his voice becoming more rough with every word that passed his lips.
Again the Crescent Woman heard and saw him, and again she continued her dance across the sky towards the far edge of the world — for his voice was but one among many, and she judged his declaration of love to be no different than so many others in the light of her beauty.
And so the hunter curled up again in the high crook of the tree and wept. There he remained all through the day, hunger curling his stomach and thirst curling his tongue.
Once again, the sun plunged over the edge of the world and the moon rose, the Crescent Woman and her shimmering daughters climbing up from the underworld to dance through the darkness. And again the hunter called out his love to her, his voice so low and raw that she could barely hear it. And as the sun crept back up from the underworld and the Crescent Woman and her shimmering daughters glided far into the west, the last of the hunter's strength left him. He fell from the high crook of the tree to the ground far, far below.
And there he breathed his last, his blood red against the green of the grass and moss.
And so it was that the Mother of Beasts found him, his bow shattered at his side. She fell to her knees, crying, and cradled his head in her lap. But though she wept and wailed and tore at her green, green hair, the hunter could not return to her from the depths of the underworld.
When the Crescent Woman began her dance across the night sky once again, she heard the cries of her sister. She slipped down a ray of quicksilver, her steps so lithe and nimble that she left no marks upon the ground, not even the delicate moss bending beneath her silvered feet. Her breath formed luminous clouds and her hair was every shade of darkness, curling with the breeze.
"What grieves you, my wild sister? Why do you weep so?"
"My beloved!" the Mother of Beasts cried. "My beloved is lost to me, away in the underworld!"
"Your beloved, he was indeed. But it was me he called out to in the night, declaring his love."
At this, the grief of the Mother of Beasts turned to anger. She leapt to her feet, drawing her bow and arrow, preparing to strike down her sister, the moon herself. As the string pulled taut, the Crescent Woman held open her arms to the Mother of Beasts. She shook her head and said, "I bear no fault for his love of me. I am as I am. If he loves me, if he hates me, that is his own heart's doing, not mine."
When the Mother of Beasts did not set aside her bow and arrow, the Crescent Woman spoke again. "You are my sister, and to you and my shimmering daughters have I given my heart. And so for you, I shall do this terrible thing: I shall dance through the underworld and when I return with the rise of night, I shall bring with me the soul of your beloved hunter. But beware that he shall not be as he was, nor may he return to the dark forests and grottos of the underworld, for what is done is done and cannot be undone."
And the Mother of Beasts set aside her bow and arrow and said, "I care not. Do this terrible thing for me, my quicksilver sister. Return my beloved hunter to me."
With a nimble step, the Crescent Woman leapt back into the sky. She danced through the night, over the edge of the world, and finally through the great bone gate in the west of the underworld. Her shimmering daughters trailing in her wake, she continued to dance, her silvery light illuminating the dark forests and grottos of the underworld. And the souls of those who had gone before gathered around, pale and thin, following her nimble steps. And among them was the hunter, his heart an ache that would not heal, his voice rough and raw.
The Crescent Woman wrapped him in her arms, hiding him within the clouds of her breath and the darkness of her hair. And so she secreted him through the great blood gate in the east of the underworld, over the edge of the world, and into the night sky. From her great height, she saw and heard her sister still weeping in the wilderness. Slipping down a beam of quicksilver, her steps lithe and nimble, she returned the hunter to the Mother of Beasts and then rose again into the night.
But the hunter was not as he had been. Pale and thin, he was, like a moon-silvered cloud. She could not run with him through the trees or hold him in her arms or kiss him upon the lips. And when she saw him so, the truth of her sister's words sank deep into her heart. Her beloved was not her own, nor could he return to the dark forests and grottos of the underworld, and he would never be as he was.
And so as penance the Mother of Beasts took up her bow and her arrows, her spear and her blade, traveling the length and breadth of the wilderness in search of deer and boar and elk and other fine animals. From them she took heart and liver and lungs, bones and fat and flesh, and the claws and fangs from her necklace. These she wove together with sinew and breath, wrapping them around the thin, pale soul of her beloved. And when she was done a new beast stood before her, furred and fanged and clawed, and she named him Wolf.
Since that day, year upon year, season upon season, age upon age, the Wolf has hunted free through the wilderness; sometimes he can be seen running alongside the Mother Beasts as she stalks deer and boar and elk and other fine animals. But the hunter's love for the Crescent Woman has never waned, and you can hear him still, howling at her long into the night.
And now you know the way of the world, children, and how it came to be.


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During the discussion at Indie Web Camp, we started looking at how silos design their profile pages to see what we could learn from them. Looking at my Twitter profile, my Instagram profile, my Untappd profile, or just about any other profile, it's a mixture of bio and stream, with the addition of stats showing activity on the site—signs of life.
Perhaps the most interesting visual example of my activity over time is on my Github profile. Halfway down the page there's a calendar heatmap that uses colour to indicate the amount of activity. What I find interesting is that it's using two axes of time over a year: days of the month across the X axis and days of the week down the Y axis.
I wanted to try something similar, but showing activity by time of day down the Y axis. A month of activity feels like the right range to display, so I set about adding a calendar heatmap to monthly archives. I already had the data I needed—timestamps of posts. That's what I was already using to display sparklines. I wrote some code to loop over those timestamps and organise them by day and by hour. Then I spit out a table with days for the columns and clumps of hours for the rows.
I'm using colour (well, different shades of grey) to indicate the relative amounts of activity, but I decided to use size as well. So it's also a bubble chart.
It doesn't work very elegantly on small screens: the table is clipped horizontally and can be swiped left and right. Ideally the visualisation itself would change to accommodate smaller screens.
Still, I kind of like the end result. Here's last month's activity on my site. Here's the same time period ten years ago. I've also added month heatmaps to the monthly archives for my journal, links, and notes. They're kind of like an expanded view of the sparklines that are shown with each month.
And then here's the the daily distribution of everything in that month all together.
I realise that the data being displayed is probably only of interest to me, but then, that's one of the perks of having your own website—you can do whatever you feel like.
I love this but the way the 'nth' labels throw off the table alignment kills me.


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Prime Legal > Blog > Blog > It is the quality of evidence that is of relevance, not the number of witnesses: Supreme Court of India
It is the quality of evidence that is of relevance, not the number of witnesses: Supreme Court of India
'The failure to examine any available independent witness is inconsequential. It is the quality of the evidence and not the number of witnesses that is relevant.' This unassailable principle was upheld by the Supreme Court of India in the Special leave petition (Crl.) presided over by J. R.F. Nariman and J. Navin Sinha in the case of Asharam Tiwari vs. State of Madhya Pradesh [Crl.A. No. 29/2021].
In this instance, the appellant had been convicted for the murder of two and assaulting three persons along with three co-accused. The genesis of the occurrence lay in the purchasing of land by the deceased from appellant's father. The appellant along with co accused armed with weapons, barged into their land premises demanding it back and on refusal, committed offence under section 302, 324, 325 and 323 r/w 34 of Indian Penal Code, 1860. The appellant contended that at the time of the occurrence of crime, he possessed a lathi whereas the co accused were armed with country made pistols and therefore had no common intention with the other three accused. Further the credibility of the witnesses was questioned by the appellant as all the witnesses were the family members of the deceased.
The honorable Supreme Court asserted, "The injuries on the two deceased made it apparent that the assailants were more than one. The accused persons coming to the lands of the deceased and intimidating him to return the land, followed by assault upon him and those who came to his rescue and then immediately proceeding to the house of the second deceased established common intention." The court further stated, "The failure to examine any available independent witness is inconsequential. It is the quality of the evidence and not the number of witnesses that is relevant. The contentions raised by the appellant in his defense that, one of the witnesses was not injured in the same occurrence and the other was not an eye witness to the second murder holds no ground."
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January 18, 2022 Sending a summons in a picture format over WhatsApp does not amount to overreaching the judicial system: Delhi High Court
January 18, 2022 Extension of Time to Submit Resolution Plan cannot be extended on grounds of Pandemic when Online Facilities are Available: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi
January 18, 2022 Bail can be granted, subject to limited custody: Kerala High Court
January 18, 2022 It is judicial duty to take immediate and proximate facts into evidence to reach a reasonable conclusion – The SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA


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We are on our way to school. Coco's sitting in her booster seat, wearing her Princess Jasmine glasses with her nose in Harry Potter and the Sourcerer's Stone. Thank you, J.K. Rowling. My second grader has seen the movie, knows the story, can recite all the Hogwart's jargon, but until now, she hasn't been interested in reading without a threat or a reward. This week, she's discovered the thing the rest of us already know. Reading is fun.
We love Harry at our house too! Audra is on Book 6 and right now everything revolves around Harry Potter-homepage is the Harry Potter lexicon :). Kind of nice that she looks to Hermione as a role model as well. Another series we really enjoy and she got from Santa is Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan. Very humorous-lots of fun Greek Mythology inserts. Might give those a try.
Cherry considers herself a Harry Potter expert, but this is Coco's first chance to read the story. Cherry loves the Percy Jackson stories and can't wait to see the new movie.
My kids and I loved the HP books. It was really fun to all be into a series at the same time. And my 12 year olds love the Percy Jackson books too. We are looking forward to the movie!
Oh, and isn't it great when kids find that book that turns them into readers?
Lauri, I'm probably pushy. Her big sister reads so much. Coco tends toward rebellion, but she loves a good story! So, yes. I'm excited to see her loving books.
For a long time my son didn't care about reading. He'd read the HPs when they came out. NOW he spends his extra money on books!
My class is loving The Lightning Thief. We're in a race to finish it before the movie opens!
Oh, and I meant to say, we were reading a story called The Bridge Dancers from our reader and my kids noticed the beautiful use of language. It was cool!
We'll have to check that out! My oldest is the same age as the kids you teach, I think.


Speaking at Hasbro's HASCON event, 94-year-old Stan Lee himself was asked by a member of the audience who he'd like to play him on film - if a biopic were ever to be made - and he certainly sounds enthused by the idea of the Academy Award winning actor being his cinematic surrogate.
"He has all the walls covered with big Marvel posters and everything", Lee said. "So, I went home and I thought and thought and I came up with the X-Men and I mentioned it to him the next day and he said, 'that's okay" and as I walked out of his office I thought, that was very peculiar.
Created by the legendary duo of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the X-Men debuted on September 10, 1963 in the pages of their own title, The X-Men #1.
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    append_option_if_available("-Wno-gnu-zero-variadic-macro-arguments" cxx_compile_options)

    # This complains about functions in CUDA system headers when used with nvcc.
    append_option_if_available("-Wno-unused-function" cxx_compile_options)
  endif()

  if ("GNU" STREQUAL "${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID}")
    if (CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_VERSION VERSION_GREATER_EQUAL 7.3)
      # GCC 7.3 complains about name mangling changes due to `noexcept`
      # becoming part of the type system; we don't care.
      append_option_if_available("-Wno-noexcept-type" cxx_compile_options)
    endif()
  endif()

  if ("Intel" STREQUAL "${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID}")
    # Disable warning that inlining is inhibited by compiler thresholds.
    append_option_if_available("-diag-disable=11074" cxx_compile_options)
    append_option_if_available("-diag-disable=11076" cxx_compile_options)
  endif()

  if ("NVCXX" STREQUAL "${CMAKE_CUDA_COMPILER_ID}")
    # Today:
    # * NVCC accepts CUDA C++ in .cu files but not .cpp files.
    # * NVC++ accepts CUDA C++ in .cpp files but not .cu files.
    # TODO: This won't be necessary in the future.
    list(APPEND cxx_compile_options -cppsuffix=cu)
  endif()

  add_library(thrust.compiler_interface INTERFACE)

  foreach (cxx_option IN LISTS cxx_compile_options)
    target_compile_options(thrust.compiler_interface INTERFACE
      $<$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CXX>:${cxx_option}>
      $<$<AND:$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CUDA>,$<CUDA_COMPILER_ID:NVCXX>>:${cxx_option}>
      # Only use -Xcompiler with NVCC, not NVC++.
      #
      # CMake can't split genexs, so this can't be formatted better :(
      # This is:
      # if (using CUDA and CUDA_COMPILER is NVCC) add -Xcompiler=opt:
      $<$<AND:$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CUDA>,$<CUDA_COMPILER_ID:NVIDIA>>:-Xcompiler=${cxx_option}>
    )
  endforeach()

  foreach (cxx_definition IN LISTS cxx_compile_definitions)
    # Add these for both CUDA and CXX targets:
    target_compile_definitions(thrust.compiler_interface INTERFACE
      ${cxx_definition}
    )
  endforeach()

  # Display warning numbers from nvcc cudafe errors:
  target_compile_options(thrust.compiler_interface INTERFACE
    # If using CUDA w/ NVCC...
    $<$<AND:$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CUDA>,$<CUDA_COMPILER_ID:NVIDIA>>:-Xcudafe=--display_error_number>
  )

  # Tell NVCC to be quiet about deprecated GPU targets:
  target_compile_options(thrust.compiler_interface INTERFACE
    # If using CUDA w/ NVCC...
    $<$<AND:$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CUDA>,$<CUDA_COMPILER_ID:NVIDIA>>:-Wno-deprecated-gpu-targets>
  )

  # This is kept separate for Github issue #1174.
  add_library(thrust.promote_cudafe_warnings INTERFACE)
  target_compile_options(thrust.promote_cudafe_warnings INTERFACE
    $<$<AND:$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CUDA>,$<CUDA_COMPILER_ID:NVIDIA>>:-Xcudafe=--promote_warnings>
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  # Some of our unit tests unconditionally throw exceptions, and compilers will
  # detect that the following instructions are unreachable. This is intentional
  # and unavoidable in these cases. This target can be used to silence
  # unreachable code warnings.
  add_library(thrust.silence_unreachable_code_warnings INTERFACE)
  if (CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID STREQUAL "MSVC")
    target_compile_options(thrust.silence_unreachable_code_warnings INTERFACE
      $<$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CXX>:/wd4702>
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  # These targets are used for dialect-specific options:
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  if (CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID STREQUAL "MSVC")
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      $<$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CXX>:/wd4127>
      $<$<AND:$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CUDA>,$<CUDA_COMPILER_ID:NVIDIA>>:-Xcompiler=/wd4127>
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      $<$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CXX>:/wd4127>
      $<$<AND:$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CUDA>,$<CUDA_COMPILER_ID:NVIDIA>>:-Xcompiler=/wd4127>
    )
  endif()

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In 2010 I started working on the PACES-study, evaluating the effectiveness of physical activity and exercise during chemotherapy in patients with breast or colon cancer on physical fitness and fatigue. My work mainly included data-collection (by self-reported questionnaires and physical performance tests).
Since 2013, I also started on the TESTIS-project, which focuses on treatment-induced cardiovascular diseases and second primary malignancies among testicular cancer survivors. I assist in the data collection process by contacting medical specialists and by abstracting medical records.


The tour starts at Exeter Railway Station, which is a two hour direct train from London Paddington. We jump on the bus to take us to an old railway station, home to the old steam train Puffing Billy. We walk along the Tarka trail, into the heart of Devon through the stunning surrounding countryside. Accommodation for the night is in the beautiful village of Hatherleigh and the famous George.
We walk along Devon's coastal trail from Croyde Beach to the famous Woolacombe beach, and around 'Baggy Point' headland. This stunning walk is a true gem of Devon and is consistently voted the most beautiful Active England walk! There is an optional visit to the quirky seaside town of Illfracombe, and curry on the beach in the sun for dinner too! We again stay again at the George in Hatherleigh.
We head off on Granite Trail, with spectacular views of Dartmoor alongside a stunning reservoir and aqueduct towards the town of Lydford. The afternoon sees us head into Cornwall to St Agnes. There is the option of an afternoon walk along this beautiful section of rugged Cornish coast, made famous by Poldark. We stay in the stunning Rose in Vale hotel.
In the morning we jump in the bus and travel 45 minutes to the intricate tramways of Cornwall's tin mines past the country town of Truro and onto the jewel of Cornwall that is St Ives. Best known for it's spectacular light and as a haven for painters over the last few hundred years, and now home the Tate Modern, St Ives is truly magnificent. We lunch at one of the wonderful seafood cafes and have plenty of time to walk around the town before returning to the Rose Vale hotel for the evening.
We walk along the magnificent Camel Trail into the foody heaven and quaint town of Padstow on the Cornish coast, for lunch at the famous Rick Stein's fish and chip shop. After catching the ferry over the Camel to Rock we will visit the archetypal Cornish villages of Port Issac and Boscastle before heading back to and our accommodation for the night.
We transfer the few miles to the King Arthur inspired Tintagel, with its castle perched on the dramatic cliffs for nome not to be missed walking along the Cornish coast. The legend of King Arthur and Merlin's Cave is strong and the walk across the bridge and onto the castle is awe-inspiring. We then transport guests to Bodmin Parkway station for pre-booked travel all the way to London (4.5 hours).
Guests stay in the best 3* hotels in the South West region, with unbeatable settings, wonderful accommodation and stunning food – just see Trip Advisor for the Port Gaverne Hotel. Further options are available for those who want to stay in a country cottage location or in a selection of hand-picked bed and breakfasts or pubs. This tour includes four dinners.
Walk as much or as little as you like as there are options to suit all ages and abilities. Every day guest will be able to shorten the walk if required ensuring guests only need to walk the miles that suit them.
And if you need picking up, then, no problem, we are always on hand to help. A support vehicle is with the guided tours at all times.


#DefineMindfulleadership 1)WHERE DOES MINDFUL LEADERSHIP TAKE PLACE?
This post is a response to feedback from the group "Mindfulness in the workplace and mindful leadership" (Linkedin). Members of the group called for important topics on the agenda and pinpointed the need to define Mindful leadership and mindful organisations. I will contribute by write a series of articles/blog posts and take step by step in defining Mindful leadership. I hope you will join in - and enjoy.
I will do this by asking a series of questions as the basis for reflection. The first question: Where does mindful leadership take place?
Mindful leadership is all about relations. When I give talks about mindful leadership the audiences often give affirmative nods when I say that mindful leadership is all about relations. But what is at the top of their minds when they think of relations? When asked they say interpersonal relationships. This is not where mindful leadership takes place. The relation between human beings is the secondary relation. The secondary relation is the context in which the consequences of your mindful leadership (or lack thereof) is played out. If we consider this relation the focal point of our inquiry into mindful leadership, then we are missing the point. Mindful leadership takes place in the primary relation on your internal stage and is a fundamental quality of leadership - or primary if you will. The primary relation is the relation between the subject and the objects. The subject is your potentiality when it comes to being a leader and the objects are basically thoughts, feelings and bodily sensations. The subject is what is seeing, the objects are that which is seen. The subject is what you are, the Self if you will, and the objects are the counterpart which makes up the dualistic frame of experience. This relation is the relation in which all human experience takes place and the quality of this relation determines your mindful leadership. So mindful leadership is all about relations - it is all about the primary relation. This is where mindful leadership takes place.


During your dinner, Pirates will provide you with a personal service and soft music. Meanwhile, The Captain entertains you with past pirate escapades another ship slowly approaches from behind, cloaked in total darkness, pulling alongside our ship.
The Surcharge is payable from age 2 onwards.
Appointment at Puerto Juarez Marina or Hotel Oasis Palm Beach Marina 6:00 PM.
You can bring Camera or video recorder. You can bring some cash for tips, or if you want to buy a souvenir.
We recommend for the ladies to bring low and comfortable shoes.
If you are vegetarian or allergic to shellfish, please let us know.
If you are celebrating a birthday we can provide cake at extra charge. Please let us know.
If there are passengers in wheelchairs they can walk up the ramp without any problem, just keep in mind that to go to the toilet they are in the bottom of the boat is up and down stairs.


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Our Foundation Staff
Fund for Bridgeport Hospital
Honor Your Caregiver
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Recurring Gifts
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IRA Rollover Gifts
Gifts in Your Will – Free Will
Bridgeport Hospital Foundation Calendar
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Additional Giving Opportunities
Bridgeport Hospital Milford Campus Fund
All contributions to the Bridgeport Hospital Milford Campus Fund provide funds for advanced medical technology and groundbreaking programs that improve the health of all in the Hospital's care.
Your generosity continues to inspire our caregivers each and every day. Thank You!
Contact us at foundation@bpthosp.org or 203-384-3522 if we may be of assistance. If you wish to mail a check, please send it to us along with this form.
Dr. Tom Kennedy Toy Closet
Dr. Tom Kennedy Toy Closet at
Yale New Haven Children's Hospital at Bridgeport
The Dr. Tom Kennedy Toy Closet provides age-appropriate and educational toys for pediatric patients.
In this year of the pandemic, there are two reasons we need you to be more generous than usual. First, our strict infection control procedures – put into place as a results of COVID-19-mean that we are unable to accept the hundreds of generous toy donations typically hand delivered to the hospital each year.
And second, our patients and their families need the comfort of the toys and books. Because even in the midst of a hospital stay-in the midst of a pandemic – a hug from a cuddly stuffed animal, a few moments of distraction make a world of difference.
A hospital stay can be scary and lonely for a child. The goal of the Dr. Tom Kennedy Toy Closet Program is to provide each pediatric patient with an age-appropriate toy or small gift when they are discharged from Yale New Haven Children's Hospital at Bridgeport.
This year the Toy Closet Program supplied more than 15,000 toys to the smallest patients in our hospital. Your donations help make that possible.
Please note: Due to infection prevention concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, no toys will be accepted via in-person drop-offs at the hospital this year.
For the safety of patients, staff and volunteers, please consider purchasing toys for direct shipment to the hospital. Toys can be ordered from our Amazon wish list and will be shipped directly to the Dr. Tom Kennedy Toy Closet.
Click here to purchase a toy from the Dr. Tom Kennedy Toy Closet's Wish List Here
The Toy Closet is managed by volunteers of the Bridgeport Hospital Auxiliary.
Your generosity continues to inspire what we do each and every day. Thank You!
Contact us at foundation@bpthosp.org or 203-384-3522 if we may be of assistance. If you prefer to mail a check, please send it to us along with this form.
Employee Emergency Assistance Fund
The Bridgeport Hospital Employee Emergency Assistance Fund (EEAF) provides financial support for Bridgeport Hospital employees who experience an unexpected personal emergency which results in an immediate, severe and temporary financial hardship. Examples of emergency situations which may be considered for assistance from EEAF include:
Damage or loss of essential personal property due to fire, flood or other natural disasters, theft, etc.
Family crisis, such as serious illness, injury or death; job loss
Safety issue requiring immediate action (e.g., domestic violence)
Human Resources manages the process. To date over 325 employees have been helped by this resource.
Fay Fund
The Fay Fund (Support for our Patients) provides non-medical support of patients or a patient's family when they do not have the economic ability to meet basic needs. Such support may include rent, utilities, funeral expenses, transportation expenses and gift cards for groceries.
Recurring gifts can assist with expenses such as:
$10.00 per month provides rolling walkers to four patients to walk safely
$25.00 per month provides transportation assistance to eight patients to be sure they can get to their medical appointments
$50.00 per month provides food gift cards to ten patients to be sure they get the nutrition they need
$75.00 per month provides utility assistance to six patients to keep the lights and heat on
$100.00 per month provides auto repair or rental assistance to four patients so they can heal at home
Geriatric Injury Institute Fund
The Geriatric Injury Institute, funded solely by philanthropy, is one of the first program in the country to focus on the emerging trend of traumatic injuries and their impact on the elderly.
A collaborative of Bridgeport Hospital care providers is responding to significant increases in geriatric trauma visits to the Emergency Department (ED). Our surgical trauma service has experienced more than a 300% increase in fall related trauma evaluations over the past 10 years. The Geriatric Injury Institute promotes independence and maximizes recovery.
Hug-A-Bear
Send a Child in Bridgeport Hospital a Bear Hug
Your support is what makes our Hug-A-Bear Program possible. We ask you to make a donation so that we may purchase a teddy bear for a young patient.
On behalf of the children in our care, we thank you!
Contact us at foundation@bpthosp.org or 203-384-3522 if we may be of assistance. If you wish to mail a check, please send it to us along with this form
Joan Jacoby Fund
The Joan Jacoby Fund at Bridgeport Hospital was established by Milt and Bunny Jacoby in 1988 in memory of their daughter Joan, who died of cancer at age seven. The logo for the fund is part of a mural painted in Joan's memory that includes her favorite things; clowns, strawberries, flowers, and ice cream.
The fund has made a tremendous impact on the level of supportive care provided to pediatric patients' families at Yale Children's Hospital at Bridgeport. Examples of the Joan Jacoby Fund dollars at work include:
Bunny's Café (located on the Pediatric Unit) is a place where parents can get a cup of coffee or a snack, catch up on their email, and meet and talk with other parents sharing similar experiences.
Family Waiting Room which provides a space for parents (including those of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) to take a break from caring for their baby, use the internet, and obtain resource materials on how to care for their child.
Parent Amenity Bags that contain personal care items to help make a parent's stay with their child a little more comfortable.
Rocking chairs for patient rooms to help calm a young one who is out of sorts, whether due to sleeplessness or illness
Sleep chairs to provide enormous comfort and support for parents staying the night with their child.
"Bunny Bucks" coupons that can be used to purchase food in the Hospital cafeteria or Pandini's and Jazzman's in the hospital lobby.
Contact us at foundation@bpthosp.org or 203-384-3522 if we may be of assistance. If you prefer to mail a check, please send it to us along with this form
Joel E. Smilow Heart Institute
When it comes to innovative care for the patient with heart disease, the Joel E. Smilow Heart Institute at Bridgeport Hospital, an important partner of the Heart and Vascular Center of Yale New Haven Health, continues to be a leader in providing 21st century care to communities in Fairfield County.
Our dedicated team of nurses, cardiologists and cardiac surgeons delivers personalized care to thousands of people. This has resulted in Bridgeport Hospital, part of Yale New Haven Health, being recognized nationally as a center for leading edge cardiac care.
Joseph Keane Fund
Jessica and Tim Keane founded the Joseph Keane Fund, which provides emotional and financial support and services to families and hospital staff members who experience the unexpected and life-changing loss of a baby.
On February 27, 2012, after a full-term pregnancy, Joseph Keane was delivered stillborn at Yale-New Haven Hospital. The couple was devastated. Thankfully, Jessica and Tim had a strong support network of family and friends and faith that saw them through their grief. Jessica knew that there were other grieving mothers and families that did not have the same level of emotional and financial support. Jessica approached Yale New Haven Health's Bridgeport Hospital, where her other two children were born, to explore the hospital's needs in supporting other families as they endure similar heart-breaking losses. The couple worked with a team at the hospital to design a program to fit their needs. Since its inception, the Fund has supported more than 200 grieving families.
In addition to carrying on their son's name, the Fund has been a wonderful addition to Bridgeport Hospital, as none of the below services existed prior to the creation of the Joseph Keane Fund.
The Four Areas of Focus:
Patient Resources provided by the Fund include:
Bereavement boxes - These boxes include a little hat, a onesie, picture frame, and a handprint/footprint of the baby. For some, this may be the only tangible belongings the parents can hold on to. The box also includes a note that reads, "Made possible through the generosity of the Joseph Keane Fund."
Camera/printer/supplies – The Fund was able to purchase this for the hospital as families appreciate having a picture of their baby, which goes into the bereavement box.
Books – Such books can be helpful to mothers, fathers, siblings, and grandparents as they grieve the sudden loss of a baby. These reading materials are offered in both English and Spanish.
Funeral Expenses – Sadly, not all families can afford a proper funeral for their child, and they are faced with a very upsetting decision. The Fund is able to assist families in this situation.
Staffing Resources:
Jessica and Tim provided invaluable parental perspective to the nursing staff. Inspired by surgeon Atul Gawande M.D.'s best-selling book Checklist Manifesto, Tim and Jessica initiated the idea of creating a checklist to be used by the staff during the immediate moments of grief. After partnering with Kelley Reddington's nursing staff, Elisabeth Schneider of the Tiny Miracles Foundation, and Leslie Shannehan of the Hope After Loss support group, the checklist was created using input from all involved. Today, the five-page checklist is used to assist nurses and parents navigate the upsetting situation from both an emotional and clinical standpoint.
Additional resources and ideas were shared at the Joseph Keane Lectures for Perinatal Bereavement which have been held at Yale New Haven Health's Bridgeport Hospital and Yale New Haven Hospital. The Joseph Keane Lecture was attended by over 200 doctors, nurses, residents, social workers, and chaplains from many hospitals across the state, as well as professors from Yale School of Medicine. Click here for more detail.
The Joseph Keane Fund is a restricted asset of Yale New Haven Health's Bridgeport Hospital Foundation, pursuant to section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Bridgeport Hospital wants to improve health outcomes for men through a Men's Health Program. We want to help men focus on wellness and prevention to prevent disease and also facilitate access to physician appointments and services when there is a health concern. Our physicians know from experience that many of their patients whom they refer to additional physicians or services do not follow through for a variety of reasons such as lack of time, priority or interest. But these factors can be easily overcome by coordinated care and cross referrals within a network of providers and services.
Given the community-based model of physician care in our region, the Men's Health Program will consist of a virtual, multidisciplinary network of physicians and support services working together to enhance men's health. Partnering physicians will include Primary Care Physicians, Urologists, Pulmonologists, Gastroenterologists, Cardiologists, Orthopedists, and others, as well as a host of support services such as nutrition, alternative medicine, physical therapy, massage therapy and mental health counseling.
The centerpiece of the service coordination will be a Men's Health Navigator. The Men's Health Navigator will be a nurse whose job is to navigate men to necessary services. Just as a hotel concierge knowledgeably connects hotel guests to services and resources, the Men's Health Navigator will offer appointment coordination and scheduling, hand offs and introductions, and gently ensure follow up.
The navigator will work closely with all the providers in the network, connecting with their offices weekly to identify their male patients who require additional services or physician visits and documenting what services have been recommended for each patient. The navigator will then pro actively connect with each patient to remind him of the recommended referrals, answer any questions he may have and offer assistance with scheduling future appointments. The navigator will be knowledgeable of health needs unique to men and will be able to recommend exceptional and timely customer service. Attaining comprehensive, integrated health care can be time consuming for the patient. By working with each patient on an individual level, the navigator will meet the needs of each male patient, helping to fit medical appointments within his work and home schedule.
The services of the navigator are not currently reimbursed by insurance. Please help us launch the new Men's Health Program by making a gift to support the salary of the registered nurse who will serve in this critically important role.
Men's health is ripe for improvement, and Bridgeport Hospital can be the catalyst for innovation in our community. The virtual, multidisciplinary Men's Health Program and the Men's Health Navigator will provide comprehensive, coordinated care, focusing awareness of appropriate health care services and mitigating barriers that delay men from pursuing timely medical care.
Newborn Intensive Care Unit
Thank you for your donation for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Project . Please add the item(s) you wish to purchase into the "Comments" section of this form under Additional Information.
Click to view: Named Gift Opportunities
For additional information, gifts over $10,000, or to arrange a multi-year pledge, please contact
Ms. Susan Chudwick at 203-384-3930.
The Bridgeport Hospital Foundation is a non-profit organization
(Tax ID #22-2908698).
Contact us at foundation@bpthosp.org or 203-384-3522 if we may be of assistance.
Oncology Fund
Bridgeport Hospital provides comprehensive patient care in many areas of cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Patients benefit from the Oncology Team consisting of all specialists trained in this area.
The new, state-of-the-art Park Avenue Medical Center in Trumbull allows patients with any cancer diagnosis to receive world-class treatment close to home. The Center is home to an expanded branch of the Norma Pfriem Breast Center, which has been providing leading edge, compassionate care to breast cancer patients for fifteen years.
All contributions to the Bridgeport Hospital Foundation provide funds for state-of-the-art medical technology and groundbreaking programs that improve the health of all in the Hospital's care.
Bridgeport Hospital Foundation has received a PLATINUM rating from Guidestar, the most highly regarded Charity Rating.
Prefer to mail your donation? Please click here for a mail-in form
Oncology Supportive Services and Integrative Medicine
In Trumbull and Fairfield, Smilow Cancer Hospital provides a wide range of services to support the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of our patients, their family members and caregivers.
We offer support groups for patients and families, individual counseling, and complementary and alternative therapies, such as yoga, massage, naturopathic medicine, nutrition counseling, Pilates and more.
Our mission is to complement all aspects of healing by strengthening the body, educating the mind and nurturing hope and courage. All patients and cancer survivors can take advantage of our various offerings to help alleviate the physical and emotional side effects of treatment that can slow recovery. Our providers have agreed to lower their fees by 50% for uninsured patients.
Thank you for your gift to Oncology Supportive Services at Bridgeport Hospital.
If you have any questions, please contact Donna Twist at (203) 255-5300 or email donna.twist@bpthosp.org.
If you prefer to mail a check, please send it to us along with this form.
Patients with advanced illness at any age have significant needs. In addition to dealing with complex chronic medical conditions that effect function and independence, there are often social, emotional, and spiritual concerns that get overshadowed by medical treatment. The Palliative Care experts at Bridgeport Hospital strive to identify and address these concerns to empower holistic healthcare.
Much of Palliative Care is only possible through generous donations such as yours. Your contribution to our Palliative Care Program will help support our most vulnerable patients. Gifts like yours help us improve the quality of life for patients and families facing serious illness. Your gift adds a layer of support by addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual concerns, and helps us provide the highest quality patient and family centered care.
There are patients who choose between buying food or paying for transportation to get to their medical appointments. Other sick patients walk long distances in inclement weather when they come for treatment. The needs are very real.
The Primary Care Center and Alhbin Center at Bridgeport Hospital provide a safety net for the poor and underserved in our community. The lack of resources for reliable transportation to and from our outpatient specialty care Clinics is often the main barrier to accessing care.
You can improve the health of select high-risk patients by providing transportation assistance.
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Obituaries / Archives
Rebhahn, Dorothy
Dorothy Rebhahn, 92, of Arcadia, WI, died Friday, December 19, 2008, at the St. Michael's Lutheran Home in Fountain City, WI.
She was born July 5, 1916, in Arcadia, WI, to Edward and Theresa (Hanson) Servais. On May 17, 1938, Dorothy married Adolph Rebhahn at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Arcadia. He died on May 1, 1998.
Dorothy was a dedicated homemaker and a member of OLPH Catholic Church. She loved playing cards and was a member of the Glencoe Card Clubs.
She is survived by one daughter: Joyce (John) Prochazka of Brookfield, WI, daughter-in-law, Shirley Rebhahn of Arcadia, five grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
Preceding Dorothy in death were her parents, husband, two sons, Lloyd and Alvin, and grandson, Todd.
A Mass of Christian burial was held December 23, 2008, at the Holy Family Parish, Arcadia, with Father Michael Klos officiating. Burial was at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Arcadia.
Memorials are preferred to "Family Wishes".
Online condolences may be sent to wozneykillianfh@aol.com.


The kit includes a hoop, ribbon, feathers, beads, string and instructions. Your Dream Catcher will measure approx 8.5 cm x 14 cm.
Create your very own dream catcher and hang it next to your bed. It's very clever as they say it catches all those bad dreams but lets the good ones through!


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Press release on Norwegian visit
The foreign ministries of both Sri Lanka and Norway released statements about Norwegian Foreign Minister Knut Vollebaek's visit to Sri Lanka yesterday. Mr Vollebaek met Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Lakshman Kadirgamar, Sri Lankan opposition leader Ranil Wickremasinge and President Chandrika Kumaratunga during his one day visit.
While a number of issues were discussed, the main issue was the political situation in Sri Lanka.
Mr Vollebaek informed President Kumaratunga that Norway was willing to accept the challenging task of initiating a dialogue between the Sri Lanka Government and the Liberation Tigers, aimed at resolving the ethnic problem. Modalities for commencing direct talks were also discussed said the statement.
Norwegian Foreign Minister Mr.Knut Vollebaek with his Sri Lankan counterpart, Mr.Lakshman Kadirgamar. Photo:TamilNet
Minister Kadirgamar, welcoming the visiting Foreign said "this was not an ordinary visit" and that it marks "a historic juncture in bilateral relations". Minister Kadirgamar hoped that the important meetings that were to be held during this visit would pave the way to bring peace to Sri Lanka.
The Norwegian Minister responding, said that he was pleased to be visiting Sri Lanka with whom his country has had close relations for many years, as an important partner in development co-operation. He noted that his first visit to Sri Lanka was in 1997 and regretted that Sri Lanka had not been able to develop to the extent it was expected to at the time.
"The conflict in Sri Lanka can only be solved by political means," Foreign Minister Vollebaek said. "A basis for a dialogue must be established between the parties."
"Upon a request from the president and following a wish from the LTTE, I have today informed the President that Norway is willing to accept the challenging task of trying to bring the parties together in such a dialogue. We have also discussed modalities for commencing direct talks", Foreign minister Volleback said in a statement following his meeting with the President.
"This places a heavy responsibility on the parties themselves. I am encouraged by the expressed willingness to seek a political solution. However, this will take time. It will be difficult. It will require courage and sacrifices and it will require the necessary political will from the parties" said Mr Volleback.
Mr Vollebaek has previously met Mr Anton Balasingham, political advisor and theoretician to the Liberation Tigers.